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American Horticultural Society
Address: 7931 East Boulevard Drive
Alexandria, VA 22308
Phone: 703-768-5700
FAX: 703-768-8700
Web Site: www.ahs.org
President/CEO: Linda D. Hallman
Mission/Description:
The American Horticultural Society educates and inspires people of all ages to become successful and environmentally responsible gardeners by advancing the art and science of horticulture.
Approximate Number of Members: 23,000
Association Annual Membership Fee: $35 and up
Annual Meeting Date and Location: Varies year to year
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California Association of Nurserymen
Address: 3947 Lennane Drive, Ste. 150,
Sacramento, CA 95834-1973
Phone: 916-928-3900
FAX: 916-567-0505
Web Site: www.can-online.org
Executive Director: Elaine Thompson
Names of Association Officers:
Steve Atwood, Chris Ono, Dick Hartman, Tom Givvin, Walt Hagen, Don Dillon
Mission/Description:
The California Association of Nurserymen is a professional organization dedicated to the promotion and advancement of the nursery industry for its members and the public it serves.
Approximate Number of Members: 1,600
Association Annual Membership Fee:
Dues are based on gross sales and bracket to over $50 million
in sales.
Annual Meeting Date and Location:
Western Nursery & Garden Expo--October 18-19, 2000,
Las Vegas, NV
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Georgia Turfgrass Association
Address: P.O. Box 369, Epworth, GA 30541
Phone: 770-975-4123
FAX: 706-632-0300
Web Site: www.turfgrass.org
Executive Director: Sherry Loudermilk; sherryl@turfgrass.org
Names of Association Officers:
President - Wade Thomas, Idle Hour Golf Club
Vice President - Paul Greenwell, Gwinnett County Public Schools
Secretary - Aaron McWhorter, North Georgia Turf
Treasurer - Robert Womac, Big Canoe Golf Club
Mission/Description:
The Georgia Turfgrass Association seeks to promote professionalism by providing education, leadership, and representation for the Georgia turfgrass industry.
Approximate Number of Members: 911
Association Annual Membership Fee:
$65 Individual Member; $200 Corporate Member
Annual Meeting Date and Location:
December 5-7, 2000, Cobb Galleria Centre, Atlanta, GA
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Idaho Nursery Association
Address: P.O. Box 2065, Idaho Falls, ID 83403
Phone: 208-522-7307
FAX: 208-529-0832
Web Site: www.inagrow.org
Executive Director: Ann Bates; inagrow@srv.net
Mission/Description:
The Idaho Nursery Association (INA) is a resource organization focused on industry professionals interested in updating their knowledge and increasing their skills in the horticulture industry. The Association sponsors seminars within our three chapters, South East, South West and North Chapters as well at our yearly convention in Boise, ID. The INA offers certification programs for nurserymen and landscapers, as well as ongoing educational programs and seminars. Members include retailers, wholesalers, landscapers, growers, arborists and landscape maintenance providers
Approximate Number of Members: 250
Association Annual Membership Fee: $150
Annual Meeting Date and Location: January, Boise, ID
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Illinois Arborist Association
Address: P.O. Box 860, Antioch, IL 60002
Phone: 877-617-8887
FAX: 262-857-6677
Executive Director: April Toney; ctoney1@earthlink.net
Names of Association Officers:
President - Peggy Drescher, Village of Glen Ellyn
President Elect - Dan Reeves, City of Lake Forest
Vice President - Matthew Dziedzic, Autumn Tree Care
Mission/Description:
In 1983, the Illinois chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture was formed. With more than 900 professionals as members, the Illinois Arborist Association chapter is one of the largest chapters in the world.
The mission of our organization is to further, in every way possible, interest in and standards of arboriculture, to provide an organization for the exchange of professional thought, to encourage scientific research and practices of arboriculture in Illinois.
Approximate Number of Members: 900
Association Annual Membership Fee:
$105 Active Member; $25 Affiliate Member; $10 Senior Member; $100 Associate Member; free for Student Members
Annual Meeting Date and Location:
October 30-31, 2000, Pheasant Run Resort, St. Charles, IL
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Indiana Nursery and Landscape Association
Address: 233 McCrea St., Ste. 200, Indianapolis, IN 46225
Phone: 317-955-0628
FAX: 317-955-3163
Executive Director: Paula Williams; inla@in-motion.net
Mission/Description:
The Indiana Nursery and Landscape Association endeavors to:
- Foster and promote the sale and use of nursery products and engage in any lawful activities, which will enhance the ethical and economic progress of the industry.
- Protect the planting public through the advancement of fair and lawful trade practices, customs and uses.
- Improve nursery products and cultivate techniques by supporting research in the field of horticulture and encourage the publication of the results of such research.
- Cooperate with public agencies and institutions of higher learning involved in the nursery industry and enlist their cooperation and counsel for our members and the public.
- Cooperate with governmental agencies in molding policies on legislative and administrative manners in the interest of the public and the industry.
Approximate Number of Members: 400
Association Annual Membership Fee:
Varies-$150 to $300 Active Membership; $100 Associate Membership
Annual Meeting Date and Location:
January 9-12, 2001, Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, IN
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Iowa Nursery & Landscape Association
Address: 1210 Frederick Avenue, St. Joseph, MO 64501
Phone: 816-233-1481
FAX: 816-233-4774
Executive Director: Sarah Woody Bibens; inla@ponyexpress.net
Approximate Number of Members: 370
Association Annual Membership Fee: Varies
Annual Meeting Date and Location:
February 1-2, 2001, Polk County Convention Center, Des Moines, IA
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Maine
Landscape and Nursery Association
Address: 500 N. Parish Rd., Turner, ME 04282
Phone: 207-225-3767
FAX: 207-225-3768
Executive Director: Edith E. Ellis; melna@secretary.net
Association/Description:
The Maine Landscape and Nursery Association promotes a
standard of professionalism in the horticulture
industry for the great state of Maine.
MLNA is a
25-year old non-profit organization governed by an
executive committee. The committee strives to
coordinate and implement efforts to promote, educate
and represent its members. Members include: landscape
designers and contractors, nurseries, garden centers,
maintenance experts, turf growers, educators,
researchers and other horticultural industry
professionals.
MLNA
sponsors educational programs for its membership which
includes the Maine Certified Landscape and Nursery
Professional program. The certified professional has
demonstrated a willingness to maintain a standard of
excellence in the horticulture field. Look for the MCL
and MCN after the professionals' name.
MLNA also
supports a charity work project each year; educational
programs and workshops, and the Portland Flower Show -
a premier horticulture event.
Approximate Number of Members: 250
Association Annual Membership Fee:
$55.00 Active, other Available
Annual Meeting Date: January 16, 2001,
Augusta, ME
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Metropolitan Detroit Landscape Association
Address: 30600 Telegraph, Ste. 3360, Bingham Farms, MI 48025
Phone: 248-646-4992
FAX: 248-646-4994
Web Site: www.landscape.org
Executive Director: Diane Andrews; dandrews@landscape.org
Association/Description:
The Metropolitan Detroit Landscape Association seeks to promote professional excellence and welfare of members through continued education, public awareness and partnerships with allied trade and community interests.
Approximate Number of Members: 600+
Association Annual Membership Fee: $175 yearly
Annual Meeting Date: March 7-8, 2001
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Missouri Landscape & Nursery Association
Address: 1210 Frederick Avenue, St. Joseph, MO 64501
Phone: 816-233-1481
FAX: 816-233-4774
Web Site: www.mlna.org
Executive Director: Sarah Woody Bibens; mlna@ponyexpress.net
Names of Association Officers:
President - Roland Lenzenhuber, Forest Lawn Nursery; forestlawn@joneburg.net
Vice President - Paul Ronck, Monrovia Nursery
Secretary - John Marino, TLC Garden Center Inc.; j.c.marino@worldnet.att.net
Treasurer - Gary Archer, Soil Service Nursery
Elected Board Member - B.J. Hillerman, Hillerman Nursery & Florist;
hillrman@usmo.com
Ex-Officio - Tim Wommack, Tim Wommack Nursery
Mission/Description:
The mission of the Missouri Landscape and Nursery Association, founded in 1921, is to:
- Cultivate acquaintanceship among members
- Foster and promote the greater use of nursery products
- Engage in activities which will enhance the economic progress of the industry and make the public aware of such activities
- Provide educational opportunities to members and to the public when appropriate
- Support horticultural research
- Provide a "watchdog" service on legislation affecting the nursery industry and communicate to members when such legislation calls for action
- Promote lawful and fair trade practices
- Improve and standardize nursery products
The association developed, designed and administers the Missouri Certified Nursery Landscape Professional program. Certification is based on practical experience, a test administered by the association, and a commitment to continuing education. The association also provides a quarterly newsletter and a membership directory.
Approximate Number of Members: 23
Association Annual Membership Fee:
Varies according to annual sales
Annual Meeting Date and Location: August, Kansas City, MO
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[The] National Arbor Day Foundation
Address: 100 Arbor Avenue, Nebraska City, NE 68410
Phone: 402-474-5655
FAX: 402-474-0820
Web Site: www.arborday.org
Information Coordinator: Gary Brienzo; gbrienzo@arborday.org
Name of Association Officer:
President - John Rosenow
Mission/Description:
The National Arbor Day Foundation helps people plant and care for trees and encourage the celebration of Arbor Day to advance global environmental stewardship.
Approximate Number of Members: 900,000
Association Annual Membership Fee: $10
Letter from the President:
Dear Prospective Member,
It's hard not to experience a sense of wonder as we look at a verdant forest or grove. It's also impossible not to feel a sense of pride when we've had a hand in planting or tending those trees. Trees stand strong today and for generations to come. They grace our homes and parks, our streets, schoolyards, and all of the places where we live, work and play. Just as importantly, trees connect us with each other and with the natural world around us.
While each tree we plant becomes part of the global forest that keeps our planet healthy and strong, it also joins us with people around the world who share our love of trees. The coffee farmers who raise shade-grown coffee are helping preserve the rain forest. The American farmers who plant Conservation Trees to protect fields and streams also contribute to global environmental stewardship. The concerned citizens who step forward, working to earn their communities Tree City USA designation, are doing their part. And so are the concerned professionals and lay enthusiasts who attend National Arbor Day Foundation conferences and seminars, who encourage their utilities to become Tree Line USA companies, and who educate our young about the need to plant trees and protect the environment.
The National Arbor Day Foundation is made up of hundreds of thousands of members and friends who are working to make our shared vision a reality. Much remains to be done-from combating the destruction of Earth's rain forests at the rate of 96,000 acres every day, to halting the urban sprawl that is threatening cities across the world. But much is also being achieved, including a record number of Tree City USAs, a growing awareness of the plight of our tropical forests and wetlands, a desire to support sustainably grown crops, and the increasing ranks of builders, developers, and homeowners who are pledging to preserve trees while building homes and cities for themselves and their children.
These are accomplishments in which we can all take pride. They are also part of our common heritage, and of the legacy we are preparing for the generations to come.
Best regards,
John Rosenow
President
The National Arbor Day Foundation
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National Gardening Association
Address: 180 Flynn Avenue, Burlington, VT 05401
Phone: 1-800-LETSGRO
FAX: 802-863-5962
Web Site: www.garden.org
Executive Director: Lisa Winkler
Mission/Description:
The mission of the National Gardening Association is to sustain the essential values of life and community, renewing the fundamental links between people, plants and the earth. Through gardening, we promote environmental responsibility, advance multi-disciplinary learning and scientific literacy, and create partnerships that restore and enhance communities.
The National Gardening Association
- Implements education programs for elementary and middle schools, using plants and gardens as learning tools to teach students to become active participants and problem solvers in science and all academic disciplines, and to foster in them the value of environmental stewardship.
- Initiates community gardening projects that encourage more effective land use and a greater sense of community by involving all members of a locale, from children to senior citizens.
- Disseminates information in a variety of forms (magazine, books, radio) to promote gardening as a learning tool, a science and an art, and to encourage more people to garden successfully.
Approximate Number of Members:
250,000 (the nation's largest nonprofit gardening organization)
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National Institute on Park & Ground Management
Address: 730 W. Frances Street, Appleton, WI 54914
Phone: 920-733-2301
FAX: 920-733-2301
Web Site: www.tpo.org/pgm
Executive Director: Erik Madisen, Jr.; pgm@tpo.org
Name of Association Officer:
Barbara Walters; nipgm@tpo.org
Mission/Description:
The National Institute on Park & Grounds Management is an educational membership association dedicated to developing leaders within the Green Industry through professional educational programs that create responsible stewardship of the environment.
Approximate Number of Members: 900
Association Annual Membership Fee:
$130/$65 each additional member from same department
Annual Meeting Date and Location:
November 12-14, 2000, Orlando, FL
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Nevada Landscape Association
Address: P.O. Box 7431, Reno, NV 89510-7431
Phone: 775-673-0404
FAX: 775-673-5828
Web Site: www.nevadanla.com
Executive Director: Debra Rae Drew; nlainfo@nevadanla.com
Name of Association Officers:
State Board Members -
President - Paul Flint, Lawns, Etc.
President Elect - Greg Hughes, Reno Lawn
Secretary/Treasurer - John Marman, West Coast Turf
Las Vegas Board Members -
President - John Marman, West Coast Turf
President Elect - Ralph Hollander, Pro-Scape
Secretary/Treasurer - Bruce Royer, Brad Dunmire & Associates
Reno Board Members -
President - Steve Packer, Moana Nursery
President Elect - Dave Grillo, Nitro-Green
Secretary/Treasurer - Jon Cady, Absolute Landscape Management
Mission/Description:
The Nevada Landscape Association was founded in 1990. It is an association of professionals making their living in some area of the Green Industry. Membership is open to installation and maintenance contractors, lawn care operators, landscape architects, nurserymen, turf growers, public agencies and suppliers of the Green Industry. It is now comprised of a State Board of Directors that oversees the operations of the Las Vegas and Reno chapters.
We work to:
- Raise industry standards and improve customer satisfaction through educational programs and the exchange of knowledge, ideas and experiences.
- Beautify the communities of Nevada by using sound landscape design and state-of-the-art horticultural practices.
- Educate all Nevadans in the art and science of good horticultural practices.
- Guide environmental legislation for the mutual benefit of Nevada and the Green Industry.
- Build a stronger image for the Green Industry through community service projects and through establishing a strong code of ethics among its members.
Approximate Number of Members: 325+
Association Annual Membership Fee: $150
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New Jersey Shade Tree Federation
Address: Blake Hall, 93 Lipman Drive, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Phone: 732-246-3210
FAX: 732-246-3210
Executive Secretary: William J. Porter
Mission/Description:
The New Jersey Shade Tree Foundation is a nonprofit educational organization assisting those individuals and agencies entrusted with the selection, planting and care of trees since 1926.
Approximate Number of Members: 1,200
Association Annual Membership Fee:
$65, Municipal Members; $35 Commercial Members; and $20 Associate Members
Annual Meeting Date and Location:
October 20-22, 2000, Four Points Sheraton Hotel, Cherry Hill, NJ
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New
England Regional Turfgrass Foundation, Inc.
Address: 28 Pelham St. Newport, RI 02840
Phone: 401-848-0004
FAX: 401-846-5600
Web Site: www.nertf.org
Executive Director: Gary J. Sykes
Names of Association Officers:
President - James Conant
Vice President - Mark Richard
Treasurer - Eric Newell
Mission/Description:
The New England Regional Turfgrass Foundation was
created to bring together the resources of the six New
England states for the benefit of the Turfgrass
Industry in New England through support of research
and education. The Foundation operates the New England
Regional Turfgrass Conference and Show in order to
raise funds to do this. We are now in our forth year
as we incorporated in 1996. All research funds are
planned on being awarded to those institutions within
the New England Region.
Approximate Number of Members:
9 Associations fill Board of Directors
Association Annual Membership Fee: N/A
Annual Meeting Date and Location: May
(varies)
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Pennsylvania Landscape & Nursery Association
Address: 1707 South Cameron
Street, Harrisburg, PA 17104
Phone: 717-238-1673
FAX: 717-238-1675
Web Site: www.plna.com
Executive Director: Pat Epple, CAE; pat@plna.com
Names of Association Officers:
President - William Barbour, PCH, Stoneboro Nurseries Corp.
Vice President - Allen Fidler, PCH, H. Stanford Roberts Nursery Inc.
Secretary/Treasurer - Frederick A. Hansen, PCH, Hansen Nurseries
Past President - J. Christian Snavely III, PCH, Snavelys Garden Corner Inc.
Mission/Description:
The Pennsylvania Landscape & Nursery Association, founded in 1904, is a non-profit professional trade organization which represents Pennsylvania's $726 million horticultural industry. Its members include production nurseries, landscape contractors, landscape maintenance firms, garden centers, florists and interiorscape firms. The association offers its members a wide range of benefits, programs and services which include educational and certification programs, legislative representation, marketing and promotion, professional publications and chapter activities. PLNA sponsors the Penn Allied Nursery Trade Show (PANTS), a regional trade show attracting nearly 600 green and hard goods suppliers and more than 5,000 attendees.
Approximate Number of Members: 750 member firms
Association Annual Membership Fee: $290
Annual Meeting Date and Location: February, State College, PA
Letter from the Executive Director:
Dear Prospective Member,
The Pennsylvania Landscape and Nursery Association has been in existence since 1904 and we strive to meet the needs of our member firms through advocacy, education, and promotion. We have a membership of 720 firms in various aspects of the green industry including, production nurseries, landscape contracting and retail centers.
Due to the wide variety of membership, we also have a disparity of member needs and expectations. Clearly, the one common denomination is plants and our love for them.
If you have further questions about our association, please feel free to give me a call at 800-898-3411.
Sincerely,
Patricia A. Epple, CAE
Executive Director
Pennsylvania Landscape & Nursery Association
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Professional Lawn Care Association of America
Address: 1000 Johnson Ferry Rd. NE, #C-135, Marietta, GA 30068
Phone: 770-977-522; 1-800-458-3466
FAX: 770-578-6071
Web Site: www.plcaa.org
Executive Vice President: Tom Delaney
Names of Association Officers:
President - Gerald Grossi, Arborlawn; info@arborlawn.com
President Elect - Michael Kernaghan, Weed Man; weedman@netcom.ca
Vice President - Bill Hoopes, Scotts Lawn Service; bill.hoopes@scottssco.com
Secretary/Treasurer - Jon Cundiff, Turf's Up Lawn Service;
Jonc@Turfsupinc.com
Mission/Description:
The Professional Lawn Care Association of America (PLCAA) seeks to "grow leaders" in the Green Industry. (Also see Letter from Executive Director.) The PLCAA now offers a new home-study certification program "Principles of Landscape, Tree & Shrub Maintenance." Graduates of the course earn the COLP-Certified Ornamental Landscape Professional designation. Also, a copy of the PLCAA Products Catalog is available free by calling 1-800-458-3466. The catalog offers a mix of educational tools on lawn and landscape management, marketing and management, and customer awareness in the form of brochures, videos, manuals and guidebooks.
Approximate Number of Members: 1,200+
Association Annual Membership Fee:
Determined by category and sales volume-call for details.
Annual Meeting Date and Location:
November 3-7, 2000, Hyatt Regency & Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, IN
Letter from the Executive Director:
Dear Prospective Member,
Founded in 1979, PLCAA's mission is "Growing Leaders" in the Green Industry. PLCAA represents lawn and landscape companies, Green Industry suppliers, grounds managers, educators and students. The Association offers educational programs, member benefits, legislative support and consumer outreach programs on the benefits of turf. We offer certification programs in turf management, and tree and shrub maintenance.
PLCAA is known as the "Voice of the Industry" due to our legislative strength. Our legislative activities include the well-known Legislative Day on the Hill in Washington, D.C., and the Arlington National Cemetery and Old Congressional Cemetery enhancement project. When Green Industry professionals join PLCAA, they become a part of that voice-ensuring their business success and the longevity of the industry.
PLCAA also manages the annual Green Industry Expo (GIE) and holds a conference in conjunction with the national expo for lawn and landscape professionals. This year GIE and PLCAA's conference will be in Indianapolis, Ind., November 3-7, 2000. PLCAA co-sponsors the GIE with the Associated Landscape Contractors of America and the Professional Grounds Management Society. PLCAA members receive a discount on registration and supplier members receive a booth discount.
Why join PLCAA? A member put it best: "Membership in PLCAA is the obligation of every true professional in the lawn care industry. It is your duty to support the organization that provides an umbrella of security of all of us." -Dave Murphy, Green Valley Co., Kansas
If you have any questions or would like a free membership packet about PLCAA, call the Association today at 1-800-458-3466, e-mail: plcaa@plcaa.org or visit our website at www.plcaa.org
Sincerely,
Tom Delaney
Executive Vice President
Professional Lawn Care Association of America
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South Carolina Nursery & Landscape Association
Address: 332 Sunward
Path, Inman, SC 29349
Phone: 864-592-3868
FAX: 864-592-3857
Executive Director: Donna Shealy Foster; scplant@bellsouth.net
Mission/Description:
The South Carolina Nursery & Landscape Association serves the South Carolina Green Industry by building professionalism and cooperation in the industry.
Approximate Number of Members: 570
Association Annual Membership Fee: $75
Annual Meeting Date and Location: February 8-10, 2001
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Turfgrass Council of North Carolina
Address: P.O. Box 289, Southern Pines, NC 28388-0289
Phone: 910-695-1333; 888-695-1333
FAX: 910-695-1222
Web Site: www.ncturfgrass.org
Executive Director: H. Eugene Maples
Mission/Description:
Since 1974, The Turfgrass Council of North Carolina (TCNC) has been a member supported not-for-profit trade association representing all sectors of the turfgrass industry in matters of scientific research, professional education, scholarship, public perception and government relations. TCNC promotes and makes possible better turf for all on lawns, athletic fields, golf courses, parks, playgrounds, roadsides, cemeteries and other turfgrass areas. TCNC offers professional certification programs (CERTIFIED Turfgrass Professional, RETAIL Lawn Specialist, and MASTER GARDENER Lawn Specialist) and numerous professional continuing education opportunities.
Approximate Number of Members: 2,100
Association Annual Membership Fee:
$55 Regular, $15 Student, $100 Sustaining, $200 Deluxe
Annual Meeting Date and Location:
January 8-11, 2001, Charlotte, NC
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Washington Association of Landscape Professionals
Address: 1723 100th Place SE, Suite C, Everett, WA 98208-3800
Phone: 800-833-2186, 425-385-3333
FAX: 425-385-3344
Web Site: www.walp.org
Executive Director: Peter Dervin, pdervin@walp.org
Names of Association Officers:
President - Jeff Ricks, Horticulture Plus, Inc.; jricks@horticultureplus.com
President Elect - David Brown, Land Expressions, LLC; dbrown@iea.com
Secretary - Timothy Gray, Pacific Stone Company, Inc.;
pacstone@email.msn.com
Treasurer - Rick Longnecker, Jr., J & I Power Equipment, Inc.;
mowerman58@hotmail.com
Mission/Description:
The Washington Association of Landscape Professionals is a non-profit organization whose membership includes: Landscape contractors, landscape maintenance contractors, irrigation contractors, gardeners, landscape & irrigation & equipment suppliers, educators, consultants and professionals. Our goals are to:
- Foster and maintain high professional standards and ethical practices among the landscape industry.
- To provide educational programs to its membership.
- Encourage a continued improvement of skills, materials and tools used in the landscape industry.
- To educate the public to understand and respect professionalism in the landscape industry.
Approximate Number of Members: 350 +
Association Annual Membership Dues:
Dues vary according to category and gross sales.
Annual Meeting Date and Location:
January 2001 - Rosario Resort, Orcas Island, WA
Letter from the Executive Director:
Dear Prospective Members:
The Washington Association of Landscape Professionals represents landscape professionals throughout the Pacific Northwest. With a membership of over 350 member firms, the news and information available at PlantHeathCare.com will in invaluable to our members.
WALP offers its members a wide variety of comprehensive programs including the nationally recognized Certified Landscape Technician Program, our WALP Landscape Awards Program, our annual WALP Leadership Conference, the Washington Landscape Trade Show & Field Day, Educational Seminars, and our monthly publication - the NWLP (Northwest Landscape Professional).
With six regional Chapters serving the State of Washington, WALP's membership includes Landscape and Irrigation Exterior and Interior Installation Contractors, Landscape and Lawn Service Contractors, Landscape Architects and Designers, Consultants, Educators, Students, Individuals, and Municipalities.
In closing, congratulations for putting together an outstanding Online Magazine and for providing invaluable information to the landscape industry.
Successfully,
Peter Dervin
Executive Director
Washington Association of Landscape Professionals
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