Posts tagged climate change

There’s just one month left to view a towering grove of spectral cedar trees in New York City’s Madison Square Park, whose bare trunks and …

The 2021 grass seed crop is going to be very interesting as inventory stocks on many turf, forage, and cover crop seed species are at …

I have an Autumn Flame red maple that I planted in my backyard probably about 15 years ago. I forget how much I paid for …

  It’s Earth Day! And for inspiration, here’s 10 new projects that were recently added to the Smart Policies for a Changing Climate Online Exhibition …

  Is there such a thing as “useless” grass? Officials from the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), which serves a drought–prone area, think there is. …

  Today is St. Patrick’s Day, and with a name like Turf, we can’t help but report on the controversial state of Irish turf. In …

As every landscaper knows, factors like humidity, rainfall, and length of seasons determine what to plant and when to plant it. But what do you …

Editor’s Letter: Shifting Gears Autumn is a time of transition. Even more so for landscapers. For many, it means getting ready to run a completely …

  This year’s Earth Day is a strange one. As the world deals with the horrors of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been bright spots …

We’ve all heard about planting trees to combat climate change. But Mike Jeffries, an associate professor of ecology at Northumbria University in Newcastle, U.K., says …

Coastal sea levels in the U.S. are rising—and at an accelerating rate, according to the latest “report card” by researchers at William & Mary’s Virginia …

Is climate change affecting the way you do business? Or client concerns and expectations? According to a report released November 25 by Pew Research Center, …

Despite the debate over global warming in the U.S., most landscapers would agree that designing landscapes to withstand weather extremes, such as heat and drought, …