Many varieties of orchids are surprisingly hardy and adaptable to outdoor living spaces where they lend a touch of the exotic.

Foliage, earthworms, bacteria in soil, a vertical garden and lights for deck posts are among the landscaping topics featured.

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Landscape architect carves a niche repurposing materials in imaginative new ways. Then stay warm and let these new products lighten your workload.

Lawn mower history, the editor's picks on new products and a truly green golf course are among the issues featured.

In mid-July PLANET (Professional Landcare Network) hosted its 13th successful Renewal and Remembrance and Legislative Day on the Hill events i...

Bituminous Roadways has developed porous asphalt designed to absorb water and dispense it to thirsty soil underneath. According to the onl...

Through its continued service to the green industry, Syngenta Professional Products strives to provide landscapers with resources they can use...

The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute announced it has serious concerns with a premature rush to 15-percent ethanol (E15) or other mid-level f...

Earl Tidwell Jr., owner of All Green Landscape Maintenance & Spray in Spokane, Washington, is the winner of Total Landscape Care magazine's 2...

Ball Horticultural Company received the 2008 Conservation and Native Landscaping Award at a ceremony in November for its Ecological Restoratio...

Aloha Landscaping named 2009 Landscaper of the Year Total Landscape Care has named Roger Grothe and Aloha Landscaping in Mendota Heigh...