This is a column by landscapers, for landscapers. In it, you’ll find knowledge, views and insights from professionals just like you, who...

Paving units of concrete, clay, brick, timber, stone or tile are popular and attractive options, though it’s essential they are installed...

Celebrating small and large, new builds and maintenance, hardscaping and design projects, landscapers of all sizes and experience levels...

Thanks to uniform stress, a hollow tree doesn’t always mean a weak tree. This is worth considering if a client has asked you whether a...

In any great garden design, the icing on the cake is the covering of the ground – that last finishing touch once you have the trees,...

Lawyer Geoff Hardy provides some sage advice on what the law expects of company directors when it all gets too hard If you’re doing...

New Zealand economist Tony Alexander takes a close look at current and future spending trends and how they might affect landscapers New...

Registered Master Landscapers from all corners of Canterbury came together on a HELL Pizza-inspired charity project to create...

Jon Russell kept things in the family when he bought Christchurch-based Sculptural Landscapes from his cousin nearly five years ago –...

With a booming industry, and 250 new landscaping apprentices on board, Primary ITO Sector Manager Mark Orr provides an update on course...

This is a column by landscapers, for landscapers. In it, you’ll find knowledge, views and insights from professionals just like you, who...

In conjunction with HELL Pizza, Registered Master Landscapers Canterbury members are undertaking a $45k project to build four-year-old...