Brickman in Texas

Our Houston Branch recently partnered with a local elementary school for Career Day. It was a great way to educate childiren about the landscape industry with a classroom session followed up by a hands on project to redesign the school's marquee sign.

The Southlake Texas branch of the Brickman Group helped plant new beds at the Bear Creek Community Church. The Southlake group, led by Bevin Nieman, arrived early and begun digging up the older flowers beds. The beds were replaced with a combination of shrubs and perennials.

The garden was founded by Brother Gerald Taylor as a way to unite the community. People from the neighborhood have a free opportunity to come and plant and garden with their families. Part of the garden also serves as a bee and butterfly habitat.

Brother Taylor passed away 4 weeks ago from a terminal illness. His legacy is continued by Brother Dale Ward and the Bear Creek Community Church.

With ever-increasing watering restrictions all over the country, there's a push to conserve even more. On November 20th Lawn & Landscape will host a webinar sponsored by Rain Bird which will cover key strategies on how to make your customers’ existing systems super efficient. You can register here: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/862109872

Super-efficient irrigation systems You already know how to build an irrigation system, and probably already know how to use water efficiently. But with unabated drought and ever-increasing watering restrictions all over the country, contractors are being pushed to conserve even more. In this second in a series of webinars sponsored b...