In this episode, Doug Hall, former editor of Organic Gardening Magazine shares his 8 -step program for successfully growing an organic garden without chemicals.

How do you deal with an overgrown, out-of-shape tree? This episode discusses how to restore and rejuvenate that neglected tree or shrub in your landscape.

In part 1 of Demystifying Hydrangeas , we discussed the 6 different types. In part 2, Proven Winners talks about reblooming hydrangeas and some facts on their color.

If you’re in the landscape business, it’s imperative to know how the industry is performing. The State of the Industry report sheds light on issues in the industry, what services business are offering, and where they see opportunities for growth in the coming year. On this episode, we welcome managing editor, Kate Spirgen, at Lawn & Landscape magazine.

In this episode, we're demystifying the most Googled plant and flower on the planet, the amazing hydrangea. We discuss the different types to help understand where each grows best, the types of flowers they produce and which ones to can prune. Our guest is Stacey Hirvela of the #1 plant brand, Proven Winners and she helps shed some light on this shrub in this part one of two!

Gardeners quite often mention that they love roses but they are too hard to grow. Or that they take too much time, they don’t have the space to grow them or roses just don’t do well for them. In this episode, we'll cover some basics about roses and how there is a rose out there for everyone!

If you've ever had a dispute with the neighbor over and tree, you know it can become a real problem. In this episode, we’ll share some insights on who is responsible for trees and hedges that grow into a neighbors yard. It's important you know what you can do and what you may be liable for.

With today’s advanced technologies, more people are relying on them for smart automation in all aspects of life. Taking care of our landscapes is also getting a lot easier thanks to the latest smart controllers. This episode debunks some common myths about them for property managers and residential property owners.

It could be argued that soil is the most important aspect for a plant to survive and flourish. On this episode, we'll discuss soil testing and debunk some common myths that can determine the over all success of your plants.

Ask any landscape business owner these days, what keeps them up at night, and you are likely to hear, finding and retaining good employees. In this episode, we'll discuss how landscape companies are recruiting and retaining professionals in a tight labor market.