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The 2025 Top 100 List
View the commemorative poster that recognizes the highest-earning companies in the landscaping industry.
Fresh faces to the list
We caught up with a handful of the Top 100 newcomers — companies that have grown dramatically through M&A — to discuss how they’re growing, what drives that growth and what’s ahead for them.
Our new Top 100 list goes live tomorrow
Before it does, brush up with last year's list.
The journey to a platform
Bob Grover from Pacific Landscape Management describes how he went from "we'll never sell" to becoming a platform backed by private equity.
Ruppert Landscape adds 2 new branch managers in Florida
Anthony Bretz will lead the Jacksonville branch and Daniel Stutts will lead the Orlando branch.
LandCare adds 2 branches in SoCal, promotes Aleman to branch manager
Gonzalo Aleman began his career with LandCare in 2017 as a production manager in its Riverside branch.
Massey Services promotes Smith to director of systems administration
In his new role, Ross Smith will oversee the daily operations of the systems administration team and all cloud resources.
Focal Pointe launches new podcast series
"To the Pointe of Gratitude," led by Focal Pointe's John Munie, debuted last Friday.
Crux Capital sells Superscapes to TZP Group and GCP Capital Partners
Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Carrollton, Texas, Superscapes ranked No. 61 on last year's Lawn & Landscape Top 100 list.
Visterra Landscape Group acquires Herzog Landscape Solutions
Scott Herzog established Herzog Landscape Solutions in 1989. Visterra will retain all employees at the Boston-based company.
