Why should you wait to water your lawn?
Utah water managers say most Utahns don't need to water their lawns until mid-May, at the earliest, following another good winter for most parts of the state.
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The Center for Water Efficient Landscaping (CWEL) is unique among water conservation efforts in that its mission is restricted to working within the issue of efficient landscape water use only. CWEL's specific goals currently include research on water requirements of turfgrass, effects of short-term drought on landscapes, development and use of drought tolerant grasses and landscape plants, and characterization of community-wide landscape water demand and use patterns.
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Professional Grounds Management Society (PGMS) national board of directors meets in Salt Lake City
The Professional Grounds Management Society (PGMS) was established in 1911 as a professional society with the purpose of education and professional advancement. The majority of PGMS members are institutional grounds managers who work for organizations suc...
2025 UNLA Awards presented to Drs. Kelly Kopp and Larry Rupp!
The Utah Nursery & Landscape Association (UNLA) is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 UNLA Awards. These awards recognize outstanding contributions and achievements in the green industry, celebrating individuals and companies who have demonstrated ...