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Building slump cuts landscaping needs, hurts state's nursery tree sales - Press of Atlantic City

Building slump cuts landscaping needs, hurts state's nursery tree sales Press of Atlantic City Burning heaps of trees that would have been used for landscaping is just one indication of their troubles as they make room for new growth by removing what's gone unsold. “Before the economy dropped, we were buying land every year in order to replant,” ... and more »

New Holmdel Eagle Scout Led Landscaping Project at Bayonet Farm - Patch.com

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New Holmdel Eagle Scout Led Landscaping Project at Bayonet Farm Patch.com For his Eagle Project, Thomas planned and led the restoration of landscaping around the Laura Harding House at Bayonet Farm Park in Holmdel in June of 2011. The property is used by people for events such as weddings and reunions, and the landscaping ... Boy Scout Troop 322 is planning to help Beaumont Post OfficeThe Record Gazette BEAUMONT: Scouts helping post officePress-Enterprise all 22 news articles »

Whole-home display planned for Eastern Iowa Home Improvement and Landscaping show - Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier

Whole-home display planned for Eastern Iowa Home Improvement and Landscaping show Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier WATERLOO --- Nearly 175 exhibitors will showcase the latest project ideas for the home, lawn and garden at the 61st Annual Eastern Iowa Home Improvement and Landscaping Show, Friday through next Sunday. The event takes place at the Five Sullivan ...

'Cash for Grass' program cultivating more desert landscaping - Victorville Daily Press

'Cash for Grass' program cultivating more desert landscaping Victorville Daily Press The program, offered in partnership with the Alliance for Water Awareness and Conservation, gives residents up to $3000 and businesses up to $10000 for replacing lawns with drought tolerant and desert adaptive landscaping. Victor Valley participants ...

'Drought Survival Kit:' Dry regions look for landscaping alternatives that ... - Washington Post

'Drought Survival Kit:' Dry regions look for landscaping alternatives that ... Washington Post Trees died by the millions, lawns and landscaping wilted, lakes shrank and wildlife struggled. Water bills shot up. All of this, experts say, could be just the nudge homeowners across the Southwest need to do things differently in their yards. and more »