New year, new issues — the first edition of Lawn & Landscape in 2025 is now live!
We break down how two brothers turned mowing lawns in high school into a nearly $20.5 million business in one of the most desirable areas of New Hampshire. Plus, to spread or to spray — that is the age-old question we try to answer in this issue. And, amidst all the talk about artificial intelligence, is it time we slow down to make sure we're interacting more with our customers? One of our columnists explores this question in this issue.
To read the full issue, click here.
 | Garden Center is adjusting the way the 2025 Top 100 Independent Garden Centers List is built. This year, for the first time, we are asking all retailers to report annual revenue for *only* their top-performing or flagship location. Submit your IGC for consideration on the list today.
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