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Happy St. Pattys Day

I would like to wish everyone a teriffic St. Pattys Day. Have a green beer for me.

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Social Media for the Green Industry – Part One

This will be a multi-post all about Social Media and how it can help you improve your business. I would also like to hear your responses to this post. Have you used social media to your advantage? Has it worked? Has it failed? Enjoy!
So you decided to take the technological [...]

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Attract Beneficial Insects for All-natural Pest Control and Greater Yields

Beneficial insects kill the damage-causing pests in your garden and provide pollinating power for more flowers and higher yields.  Here’s how to attract them.
Beneficial insects are invaluable in the home garden.  They kill the bad bugs by eating them or parasitizing them, and increase flower production and crop yields by providing the valuable [...]

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Do Minutes Matter for your Business?

In the beginning of my green industry career a wise man told me that “Landscape Maintenance is all about minutes”. I had a hard time fully understanding what that meant as I was young and still green (sorry for the pun) in the industry and life. He went on to explain that every [...]

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Grow Hedge Roses to Provide Privacy, Control Foot Traffic and Organize Space

How to grow hedge roses for form and function.  Tip: Start with the
right rose.
Hedge roses are grown for their beauty and function.  Planted closely
together and pruned to maintain a tight habit, hedge roses provide
visual or physical barriers and help organize your garden spaces.  They
can be used to hide a fence, screen unsightly views like utilities [...]

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