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  • Bad Ass Trees for Piss Poor Places

    Underused plants, like new introductions, keep landscapes fresh, new, and exciting for your clients. Just as importantly, maybe more so, they keep things interesting for you and your team. Learning the plants and the stories behind them is engaging to any bright mind. While it may vary from proje...

  • Cultivating Native Plants: Understanding the Need for Improved Characteristics

    Have you ever wondered why certain species are selected for research and adaptation to become a cultivar? When is it appropriate to select a cultivar for a space instead of a native? With so much emphasis on diversifying the plant palette, where do cultivars fit? Natives are a critical part of th...

  • Planning & Planting for the Future

    We will revisit the basics of selecting and planting trees and shrubs, but will focus on plant selection in the context of climate change. What species should we be selecting? For what time scale are we planning? How do we select plants for an uncertain future?

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  • How to Spot Red Flag Performance Indicators and What to Do About Them

    “Red flags” indicate a serious performance issue. Whether you’re looking to position your landscape contracting company for acquisition or want to stay independent, key performance indicators (KPIs) and specifically red flags, are factors that will affect your company value and its appeal to clie...

  • Growing Healthy Trees in the Built Environment

    The green industry plays an essential role in shaping our urban forest canopy. As you look around the urban and suburban landscape, you cannot help but notice mature trees are struggling. Newly installed trees have high failure rates and will not replace these forest elders. From cultural practic...

  • Local Heritage Trees

    There is a great story linked to every tree - at least, there should be! Learn from a tree guy with over 40 years of experience of observing and working with cool trees some really interesting incites to regionally important trees. Some of these wonderful specimens are still with us, while others...

  • Principles of Persuasion, How to Increase Your Level of Influence

    Let's face it, everyone is trying to influence somebody, everyday. In this presentation, attendees will learn the principles of influence, principles backed by research. Principles that are scientific, ethical and applicable. Oftentimes, increasing your level of influence comes down to minor chan...

  • TLC Series - Secret Gardens in the City: A Case Study of Norweta Condominiums

    The Norweta community of condominium and apartment residences is focused on the connections between outdoor green space and family-friendly design being central to contemporary urban living. Intersections between plants and people are artfully woven through the built space with three elevated cou...

  • Growth on Purpose

    This session will introduce the concept of the Growth Triangle. You’ll learn how building a more purpose-driven company will attract the best customers and talent for your business and accelerate your growth.

    Landscape Architects: Please click HERE to complete the Learning Assessment for this co...

  • Fountain of Maturity: What We Can Do to Grow Old, Healthy Trees

    The Morton Arboretum is focused on improving the health and longevity of urban trees. Healthy, undisturbed soil is a key component to achieve future tree canopy goals. Unfortunately, soils with ideal characteristics at supporting long-lived trees are becoming increasingly rare in the built enviro...

  • Using Native Plants for Beauty, Cost Savings, and Stormwater Management

    Using Native Plants for Beauty, Cost Savings, and Stormwater Management with Bill Bedrossian, Bedrock Earthscapes, LLC
    Join Bill as he explores why using native plants should be part of your business. Viewers will review how native plants can be used in the built environment and how they are inst...

  • Ponds: When is Dredging Necessary and What are Your Options

    Do you manage the landscaping for a property with a pond that needs help? Are you wondering if it needs to be dredged and what on earth to do about it? This session will give you answers! Whether we are talking about a small retention pond or a large natural lake, decades of sediment accumulation...

  • Harmony in Green: The Importance of Landscape Collaboration

    Join us for an engaging panel discussion delving into the vital interplay between landscape architects, contractors, and tree growers. Explore the artistry and necessity of collaboration as we navigate the landscape journey from tree selection and tagging to installation, and the ongoing care tha...

  • Creating Sustainable Gardens and Landscapes

    Andrew Bunting, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society at InVigorateU 2025
    Together with partners, PHS helps to build beauty in key public landscapes across Philadelphia by managing landscapes and gardens using environmentally and ecologically responsible methods, materials, and techniques. Join PHS’...

  • Marketplace Trends: Understanding Plant Supply and Demand Dynamics

    Lisa Fiore and Joe Juricic, LandscapeHub at InVigorateU 2025
    Ever wonder what is going on outside your own sales world? “Marketplace Trends: Understanding Plant Supply and Demand Dynamics presented by LandscapeHub” will explore current supply and demand trends in the Midwest, highlighting unique ...

  • Native Plant Solutions to Familiar Landscape Challenges

    Native plants often get top billing for supporting pollinators. However, native plants also offer solutions for areas that can be difficult to manage, like underneath trees, on slopes, and in drainage fields. Installing the right plant in the right place for the right purpose is critical for succ...

  • Communicating About Cannabis

    It's the plant that many customers want to grow, and every year more states are making home Cannabis cultivation legal. This talk is for Landscapers and IGC's who want to assist these growers, while staying within their state guidelines and respecting the emotional responses from others. C.L. For...

  • Migrating North: Inspiration from a Southerly Plant Palette

    Dr. Jared Barnes at iLandscape 2025
    The South is a rising cultural hub known for its crafts, music, food, and exceptional native plants, y'all. In this presentation Dr. Jared shares insights from his explorations of Southern flora while highlighting their adaptability and ecological benefits. Wit...

  • Growth on Purpose

    “Growth on Purpose” with Vanessa McQuade and Rob Murray, Intrigue Media
    This session will introduce the concept of the Growth Triangle. You’ll learn how building a more purpose-driven company will attract the best customers and talent for your business and accelerate your growth.