Warren Buffet, on your Chosen Profession
This quote from Warren Buffet seems to make a lot of great sense to me, I mean how hard is it to become a expert in one field, let alone […]
Category Archives: Associations
June 6th, 1944
The story Okay I pulled this account from Blonde Housewife, who pulled it from BlackFive(dot)net I’d been looking for something to post about today and this seems the most appropiate. On […]
Industry Shortages Coming?
I always knew that the decline of the housing market was going to hurt/effect our industry for years. It’s a true game changer and there are going to be losers […]
Something Fishy Here
Take a look at the following story, for me it just doesn’t pass the smell test. I am not sure, but I honestly believe there is more to this than […]
Super Bowl Thoughts
No landscaping here. Well I must say it was a pretty entertaining game until the Manning interception, when the writing went onto the wall and the New Orleans Saints were […]
Tidbit Time
Some odd’s and ends A new link, on the WCI Links page: Joseph Hillenmeyer is writing a really fine blog about life, work, sites, plants, and observations about the profession […]
ANLA Mgmt Clinic Day 2
Well for me; so far today, spending the afternoon with Pearl Fryar was the highlight. We had a chance to reconnect and talk about some of the long ago days […]
ANLA Mgmt Clinic, Opening Morning
Kick-Off Well the Clinic kicked off this morning with a lively start. Norm Brodsky was the kickoff keynote and he delivered a timely message on business, employees, and customers. A […]
ANLA Preview
Well it’s that time of the year, offf I go to the ANLA Management Clinic in Louisville, KY. I’ve mentioned this before and will continue to into the future, this […]
Cornell, Apple, and the Birds
This was the monthly info sheet sent to me from the fine folks at Cornell, as always some very interesting info. Charlottesville, VA & Ithaca, NY——“BirdsEye is the best invention […]
Careful where You Post those Business Cards
Get a load of this story A Brooklyn Heights small business owner faces thousands in fines — even though she only posted one thing on a Court Street lamppost. The […]
Scott’s Closing Smith&Hawken?
I just saw something scroll past on FBN that Scotts Miracle Gro(w) is closing the Smtih&Hawken unit. More on this tomorrow as I find out more about it.
Jeremy Taylor
“What can be more foolish than to think that all this rare fabric of heaven and earth could come by chance, when all the skill of science is not able […]
A Mule, the Mulch Mule
Full Disclaimer: I do know the owner of the company
Some Interesting Sites(5), and $200 Gardens
More snooping around has lead me to a few interesting sites and post you might find interesting. Designboom has really caught my interest starting with a story on a new […]
