It’s the middle of grass cutting season, business is excellent and you’ve been working non-stop, putting your equipment through its paces – then there’s an issue with your mower, or a part needs replacing.
When it comes to landscaping, achieving the best results often comes down to managing a delicate balance between nature and nurture to make sure clients' green spaces continue to look their best year-round.
Are you looking to hire an extra pair of hands to support your landscaping business with little luck? Like many other industries in Europe, landscaping is facing labour shortages.
Husqvarna is one of the most experienced and reputable manufacturers in the world. The Swedish company has built a reputation for breaking new ground with high-quality outdoor equipment, and is pioneering some exciting technology for the landscaping industry.
Like any industry, the landscaping sector has seen a revolving door of trends that come and go each year and 2025 will be no different.
We’re wishing you a very merry Kawasaki Christmas! If you’ve got a moment to stop dashing through the snow, take the time to rest your feet and test your skills.
In the demanding world of professional landscaping, the reliability and longevity of your equipment are paramount. Extra repair costs, unnecessary downtime and, ultimately, a hit to your bottom line can all result from purchasing machinery that's not fit for professional-level work.
From lawn care techniques all the way to engine maintenance, myths and hearsay are surprisingly rife in the landscaping industry.
Congratulations to Iwan Jones, the latest prize draw winner and recipient of a new 5-in-1 MT270K Multi-Tool by COBRA, the ideal machine to add to his landscaping toolkit.
Andy Pringle, senior product manager at Kawasaki Motors Europe, heads up the Engines division in Europe. We spoke to Andy to get his thoughts on current industry topics.
Often it might feel like business ownership and burnout come hand in hand, especially during a tough economic climate. For landscapers coming out of the busy summer season, it’s the time of year when those extra hours may be starting to catch up with you – so it’s best to get ahead of a potential burnout before it happens.
Something isn't right with your client’s lawn. You know it's not just suffering from drought or overwatering, and you’re certain it’s a lawn disease – you’re just not sure exactly which one.
