By Kim Lux, Lawn & Landscape Magazine. View the original story here. LEAF announces 14 recipients of their 2023 LandCare Scholarship awards. Each recipient is a child of a LandCare team member and a first-generation college student. These awards mark a year of significant applicant growth for LEAF and demonstrates LandCare’s commitment to team members’ […]

By Christina Menapace, Turf Magazine Here’s a great idea to implement: LandCare, a nationwide commercial landscaping company, created a Tangerine Employee Relief Fund (TERF), which helps ensure employees are supported, especially amidst sudden financial hardship. Last month marked the 100th grant given to a team member in need. Since launching in May 2020, TERF has […]

Last week, nine LandCare teams assembled and distributed hygiene kits to donate to underserved communities. The initiative was part of Collective Impact Week, a broader volunteer opportunity designed to unite landscape industry leaders through a common mission of service.

Following these simple maintenance tips can keep your landscape bright and healthy through summer and beyond.

Your property’s commercial landscape is a physical extension of your brand. It has the power to invite, inspire, and welcome guests into your space; and, as we all know, you only have one opportunity to make a first impression on your customers.

This year, Santa ditched the sleigh and reindeer for a truck and trailer! Our Orlando team arranged a beautiful light display at Give Kids the World Village (GKTW), a nonprofit resort that offers weeklong, cost-free vacations to critically ill children and their families.

Duane Faloni, Market Vice President, discusses the benefits of EcoMIGHT’s organic herbicide and the positive results his teams have realized since transitioning to organic products.

When Retired Army Veteran Dick Jansen of Laurel, MD needed some help around his yard, he reached out to a fellow American Legion Post #60 member for help. The member referred him to LandCare, and, after an initial meeting, our Baltimore team laid out plans to revitalize Mr. Jansen’s landscape.