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

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Natural and Built Environmental Act proposes to install regional planning committees Released as an ‘exposure draft’ in June, one of the...

Landscapers and plant producers wanting to expand their businesses are frustrated with the difficulty in finding employees as a shortage...

As the vaccination rollout ramps up throughout New Zealand, many business owners are wondering whether or not they will need to require

Financial indicators and busy workloads seem to show Kiwis are spending more on home improvements – including landscaping – as a...

Arborist Mark Roberts tells us how planting a tree requires a lot more than simply sticking it in the ground. Considering the tree’s...

Landscapers should note changes in the revised Building Act, which are expected to bring stronger building product information...

NZ Landscaper gets the rundown about the reality of the timber shortage, including Carter Holt Harvey’s decision to stop supplying some...

Landscaping business owners and employees should note parliament has passed legislation meaning minimum sick leave entitlement is to become ten days per year from July 24 – doubling the current five days per year entitlement The update follows the passing of the Holidays (Increasing Sick Leave) Amendment Bill, which gained assent on May 24 2021. Most employees who have worked for an employer for six months or over are entitled to sick leave if they, or a dependent, are sick o

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

This year saw the biggest-ever Young Landscaper of the Year and Landscapes of Distinction events, with the most-ever entrants across both...