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Entrance Overhaul – How to Create Curb Appeal

The front entrance is one of the most important parts of a commercial property. It’s what a passerby notices before they enter the property, and it can either draw in or push away a potential customer and/or tenant. By upgrading your curb appeal, you have a chance to positively influence people’s perceptions of your company or property before they ever…

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New Team Member | Robert Caviness

Robert Caviness joins the Landscape Workshop team as our newest Account Manager for the Memphis branch location. In this role, Robert will be responsible for managing the overall day-to-day operations of several landscape crews and will ensure that customers are completely satisfied through relationship building, communication, and regular site visits. Welcome to Landscape Workshop, Robert! Memphis Business Journal: People On The Move

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Landscape Works Promotes Randy Owens to Construction Division General Manager

We are proud to announce that Randy Owens has been promoted to General Manager of Landscape Workshop’s Construction Division. In this role, Randy will work closely with Landscape Workshop’s founder and senior advisor, Joey Dobbs. He will also lead Project Managers Mason Snider and Heath Williams, whose dedication to our customers has been instrumental in the growth of the division. Randy…

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Crape Myrtle Bark Scale: What You Should Know

The crape myrtle is a popular tree in the southeastern United States, favored for its beauty, variety, and ability to endure difficult conditions. Until recently, the greatest threat to the crape myrtle was improper pruning, commonly known as “crape murder”. However, a relatively new insect, Crape Myrtle Bark Scale, is beginning to cause major problems. Crape Myrtle Bark Scale (CMBS)…

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Landscape Workshop Promotes Chad Galloway to Operations Manager for Birmingham Branch Location

Chad Galloway has been promoted to Operations Manager for our Birmingham branch location. In his new role, he will guide the day-to-day operations at our Irondale facility while continuing to lead safety efforts and providing customer service for his book of business. Chad, a green industry veteran of more than 10 years and has been a part of the Landscape Workshop…

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7 Lawn Care Myths You Should Know About

Have you ever wondered when the right time to apply fertilizer to your yard is or whether it’s ok to cut the grass really short? To help homeowners get their spring and summer lawn care off to a great start and to celebrate National Lawn Care Month, the National Association of Landscape Professionals offered these myth-busting tips: Myth #1: You can water your…

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New Team Member | Destanee Redden

Landscape Workshop would like to welcome Destanee Redden as the company’s new Nashville Business Development Manager. In this role, Destanee will develop regional contacts, drive growth through client acquisition, and obtain commercial maintenance contracts while ensuring customer needs are met for both the Nashville, TN and Huntsville, AL branch locations. “I am most excited to learn more about the art of landscaping…

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Memphis Promotions

Our Memphis team has shown incredible talent and dedication over the past few years resulting in continuous growth of the branch.  Landscape Workshop is committed to rewarding excellent performance of our employees, and we are, therefore, pleased to announce the promotion of two of our Account Managers that have made a big impact on the Memphis branch. Wes Pittman has taken on…

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Now Hiring In Knoxville!

Due to our exciting growth, we are NOW HIRING for our Knoxville branch! The Positions: Experienced Enhancement Field Manager Maintenance Field Manager Crew Members Why join us? If you love working outside with your hands to create beautiful landscapes, Landscape Workshop is the place for you. If you have a background in landscaping, construction, working outdoors with your hands, and have…

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Pre and Post Emergent Weed Control – The Basics

It’s not a question of if you need pre and/or post-emergent weed control, it’s a matter of when is the best time to take action to successfully combat weeds from taking over your property. Like their name suggests, pre-emergent herbicides must be applied before weeds emerge. Typically, this is best completed in the early spring season just as the soil…