Written by Rose Morrison It's becoming an all-too-familiar scenario. A maintenance crew member you spent months training just accepted an offer from a rival firm for a landscaping construction role paying $5 more per hour. Another experienced worker is leaving to move...
Opinion
“Intelligence Must Serve Life”: WATG’s Toby Kyle on the future of spatial planning
Speaking at the 'Wellness Destination AI Tech Summit 2026', WATG's Toby Kyle conveyed the benefits of data-support biophilic design over superficial green scaping. The integration of artificial intelligence into landscape architecture is offering new ways to quantify...
NALP’s 2026 landscaping forecast part 2: Navigating headwinds and seizing growth
In Part 2 of the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ (NALP) 2026 outlook, CEO Brittram Wood explores strategies for landscape firms to navigate economic uncertainty. He discusses how to safeguard large-scale projects, tackle persistent labor challenge and capitalize on growing, high-margin services. Predicting a potential pullback in...
NALP’s 2026 landscaping forecast part 1: Economic signals and policy decisions
As the landscape industry begins a new year, it is an apt time to look towards the specific economic and policy indicators that will shape 2026’s business conditions. In an exclusive interview with Pro Landscaper USA, Brittram Wood, CEO of the National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP), provides his perspective on the economic...
7 Alternative revenue streams for landscapers in winter
Rose Morrison shares smart revenue for landscape companies in winter. When temperatures dip and turf goes dormant, many crews shift from lawn care to cold-season maintenance. Winter landscaping demands different rhythms and plans than the typical work done in warmer weather. Those who prepare early can carry talent, equipment and cash...
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