Business Management: Page 133

Never Too Big To Fail

JP Horizons Inc.

US Maintenance proof lowballing is not sustainable

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Fungicides, Herbicides, Insecticides

FMC Announces Solitare Herbicide Summer Rebate

FMC Professional Solutions

Save up to $90 per case on purchases from June 1 to July 31, 2011.

Solitare at 1.3 lbs per acre versus an untreated control.

Cincinnati Landscaper Sued by Department of Labor

The U.S. Department of Labor has filed a lawsuit against a Cincinnati landscaping company for what they say are willful and repeated violations of Fair Labor Standards Act.

Mowing & Maintenance

Time To Get Personal

New Orleans-area contractor is growing his now maintenance-focused company by creating and selling “memories,” and making more personal connections with clients and prospects.

Tim Twomey and Dalton Fetters, co-owners of Ground Hog Landscape Management.

Mowing & Maintenance

HOT to Trot

Family-owned and operated Heart of Texas Landscape & Irrigation continues to grow by supplementing tried and true strategies like networking with trendy tactics such as online keyword marketing.

The Heart of Texas family management team, from left: Ben Pamplin, vice president and chief operating officer; Leah Pamplin, human resources manager; Tony Gallagher, president and chief executive officer; Carol Rowald, owner and chairman; Doug Rowald, owner and chief financial officer.

Florida Landscape Company Hires Account Manager

Florida Landscape Company Hires Account Manager

Homeowners Focusing on Yard-related Enhancements

Homeowners Focusing on Yard-related Enhancements

Industry Updates

Irrigation Association Names Education Director

Bob von Bernuth to focus on content consistency, oversight of existing programs, long-term planning, content development, and seeking grant and outreach opportunities.

Thatch-O-Matic Power Rakes

Parker Thatch-O-Matic Power Rakes

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Design & Installation

Pinnacle Rubber Mulch

Pinnacle Rubber Mulch

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Economic Conditions Improve for Landscape Architecture Firms

Market conditions continued to improve for landscape architect firms, with firm leaders reporting renewed optimism for billable hours, inquiries and hiring in Q1 2011 American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Business Quarterly survey.

Finally, a Fair and Logical Approach to Addressing Leaf Blower 'Side Effects'

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