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Welcome to the General News section - your source for what's happening in the lawn and landscape industry. From national events to local success stories, we cover innovations, partnerships, business moves, and industry shifts that shape the green world. Stay informed, stay inspired.


Sep 5, 2025 - 12:00 GMT

Dreaming of a pretty yard in California? It'll cost you - more than other states

A new study by Corston Architectural Detail found that California is the most expensive state in the U.S. for yard space, with a median cost of $125.47 and an average of $338.08 per square foot, far surpassing all other states. High real estate demand, wildfire-related landscaping costs, and water shortages drive these prices, with Nevada and Colorado ranking second and third at much lower rates.

Landscaping News California

Sep 5, 2025 - 10:31 GMT

IFA 2025 Highlight: MAMMOTION's Tri-Fusion Positioning System takes its robot lawn mowers to the next level

At IFA 2025, MAMMOTION unveiled its Tri-Fusion Positioning System, which integrates LiDAR, RTK, and Vision technologies to give robot lawn mowers wire-free, ±1 cm precision on any terrain. The new LUBA mini AWD LiDAR, along with the flagship LUBA 2 AWD and YUKA mini Vision, showcase how this innovation enables easier setup, smarter navigation, and reliable performance even on slopes, shaded areas, and uneven ground.

Equipment & Tools News

Sep 5, 2025 - 07:41 GMT

Supply and Installation of artificial turf/artificial grass in nature of works contract exigible to 18% GST

M/S New Horizon Development Company private Limited ('Applicant), filed an application for Advance Ruling under Section 97 of CGST Act, 2017. The applicant sought for ruling for the HSN Code and GST rate applicable, in case Of our proposed supply and installation Of Artificial Turf/Artificial Grass and other sports flooring which will be in the nature of works contract. https://www.taxscan.in/top-stories/supply-and-installation-of-artificial-turfartificial-grass-in-nature-of-works-contract-exigible-to-gst-aar-1432009

Regional News

Sep 4, 2025 - 17:15 GMT

Thousands of Pressure Washers are Being Recalled - Here's Why

ChatGPT said: Nearly 800,000 Ryobi electric pressure washers sold between 2017 and 2024 have been recalled after reports of overheating capacitors, explosions, and injuries including fractures to fingers, hands, faces, and eyes. Consumers are urged to stop using the affected models immediately and request a free repair kit with replacement parts from Ryobi.

Equipment & Tools News

Sep 4, 2025 - 14:46 GMT

One of the Best Robot Lawn Mowers Out There Just Hit a Record-Low Price

Eufy's newest robot lawn mowers just hit record-low prices, with the E15 discounted to $1,400 ($900 off) and the E18 to $1,600 ($1,000 off) on Amazon. Both models feature app control, auto-mapping without perimeter wires, obstacle avoidance, GPS tracking, and customizable mowing settings, making them some of the most advanced??"and now most affordable??"robot mowers available.

Equipment & Tools News

4 Surprising Ways to Use Charcoal in Your Garden, According to Experts

Sep 3, 2025 - 20:01 GMT

4 Surprising Ways to Use Charcoal in Your Garden, According to Experts

Not all charcoal is suitable for gardening, but biochar and lump charcoal can improve soil health by enhancing water retention, nutrient availability, and microbial activity. Experts recommend using charcoal in compost, pots, or as mulch to boost plant growth, speed decomposition, improve drainage, and retain vital nutrients.

Gardening News

Sep 3, 2025 - 12:13 GMT

Big improvements planned for park in Prince Frederick

Calvert County commissioners approved an updated $12 million master plan for Hallowing Point Park, which includes new walking paths, a skate park, upgrades to baseball/softball fields, and discussions about adding synthetic turf fields. While turf fields remain a controversial and costly proposal, officials emphasized pursuing state grants and other funding sources to support the park's future improvements.

Landscaping News Maryland

Sep 3, 2025 - 10:47 GMT

Boyertown puts high school turf fields project out for bid

Boyertown Area School District has put its $7.5 million turf field project out for bid, with plans to convert the high school football stadium and potentially a second multi-use field to artificial turf. The stadium project is the primary focus, while the additional field is an alternate option, and if approved, both could be ready for student athletes by next September.

Artificial Grass News Pennsylvania

Sep 3, 2025 - 09:27 GMT

Artificial Turf Market Trends: Sports, Hospitality, Residential & Real Estate Sectors

The global artificial turf market, valued at USD 3.75 billion in 2024, is projected to reach USD 5.77 billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 4.9%, driven by rising demand in sports, leisure, residential, and commercial applications. Growth is fueled by climate challenges, cost savings, durability, and innovations such as eco-friendly turf and smart distribution through e-commerce, with Europe leading due to its strong sports culture and sustainability focus.

Artificial Grass News

Sep 3, 2025 - 01:44 GMT

Manly Cove reveals hidden microplastic crisis from synthetic turf fields

A community study at Manly Cove revealed that synthetic turf fields, especially those using recycled rubber crumb infill, are a major source of microplastic pollution entering waterways and beaches. Experts warned that these fragments pose serious risks to ecosystems and human health, prompting new NSW guidelines urging councils to weigh natural turf improvements before approving synthetic alternatives.

Artificial Grass News

Sep 3, 2025 - 00:22 GMT

Michigan district completes $6.5 million stadium renovation

Caledonia Community Schools in Michigan has completed a $6.5 million renovation of its 75-year-old Ralph E. Myers Stadium, adding synthetic turf, heated locker rooms, new bleachers, concessions, and a track. Funded by a 2023 voter-approved $61 million bond, the upgrades preserve the stadium's historical legacy while modernizing facilities for athletes and the community.

Artificial Grass News Michigan

10 Climbing Plants That Can Secretly Damage Your Home

Sep 2, 2025 - 20:00 GMT

10 Climbing Plants That Can Secretly Damage Your Home

Climbing plants may look charming, but varieties like ivy, trumpet vine, bougainvillea, and wisteria can damage walls, trap moisture, attract pests, and even stress foundations. Experts recommend keeping these aggressive growers on trellises or arbors instead of allowing them to climb directly on your home.

Gardening News

Why Lawn Soil Cracks Near Concrete in the Summer Heat (and How to Fix It)

Sep 2, 2025 - 19:15 GMT

Why Lawn Soil Cracks Near Concrete in the Summer Heat (and How to Fix It)

Soil near driveways, patios, and sidewalks cracks in summer because concrete radiates intense heat, speeding up moisture loss and stressing grass roots. Preventing long-term turf damage requires extra care at these edges??"deep watering, aeration, overseeding with heat-tolerant grass, and mulching can keep lawns healthier and more resilient.

Lawn Care News

Sep 2, 2025 - 18:06 GMT

What is Thatch in a Lawn - And Should You Worry About It?

Thatch is a natural layer of dead and living stems that forms between soil and grass blades, and while small amounts are harmless, excessive buildup can harbor pests, encourage disease, and damage lawn health. In Ohio and Northern Kentucky, where thatch is less common, annual lawn aeration is the best way to manage it??"allowing thatch to break down into nutrients while also improving soil health and reducing compaction.

Lawn Care News Ohio

Sep 2, 2025 - 17:07 GMT

How to Overseed a Lawn Without Aerating

ChatGPT said: Overseeding without aerating can save time and money, but success depends on careful preparation ??" mowing short, dethatching, adding a thin compost layer, spreading seed evenly, raking lightly, and watering consistently. While this method works best on well-maintained, non-compacted lawns, heavily compacted soils still require aeration for effective seed-to-soil contact and strong germination.

Lawn Care News

Sep 2, 2025 - 17:07 GMT

The One September Task for a Strong, Thick Lawn

As the season turns, September offers the ideal window to strengthen your lawn. With soil still warm from summer and rainfall on the rise, overseeding now helps grass establish quickly - setting you up for a thicker, healthier lawn through winter and into spring.

Lawn Care News