Owner Stories: Green Industry Growth
No fluff, no filler. Just real marketing insight from the team that builds growth machines for green-industry companies every day. New here? Start with our landscaping marketing playbook, then the outdoor living and land clearing pages.
Real green-industry companies, real numbers. How lawn care and landscaping businesses grew when their marketing finally worked as one system.

What Alex Barth's Troy's Tropics Story Teaches About Growing a Landscape Division From a Nursery
On Mow Money, Mow Problems, Alex Barth of Troy's Tropics on turning a nursery into a landscape division, a showroom location and local news.

What Johnny Kunen's Native NY Gardens Story Teaches About Winning Work Without Paid Ads
On Mow Money, Mow Problems, Johnny Kunen of Native NY Gardens on naming for search, quitting Yelp, and the cash-flow cost of slow-paying management contracts.

What Melissa Langer's Landscape Architecture Practice Teaches About Building From a Plan
On Mow Money, Mow Problems, licensed landscape architect Melissa Langer on why contractors want a plan first, pricing, and AI-generated yard designs.

What Luke Bunting's Harpwell Gardens and Landscape story teaches landscapers
On Mow Money, Mow Problems, Luke Bunting of Harpwell Gardens and Landscape on communication, high-touch service and growing from referrals and Yelp.

What Mark Gilliland's Greenz Outdoor Services story teaches landscapers
On Mow Money, Mow Problems, Mark Gilliland of Greenz Outdoor Services on reputation, moving from mowing to hardscape, and surviving the 2008 recession.

What Steve Kerns's S.K. Services story teaches about turning mowing clients into hardscape clients
On Mow Money, Mow Problems, Steve Kerns of S.K. Services on turning recurring mowing contracts into retaining wall, patio and deck work.

What Jacob Hilland's Hilland Landscaping and Lawn Care story teaches about a sub network that can bid six-figure jobs
Jacob Hilland built Hilland Landscaping and Lawn Care from a push mower at 10 to six-figure bids by 22, leaning on subs instead of new hires.

What Megan Lowe's landscape design practice teaches about winning work without ads
On Mow Money, Mow Problems, landscape designer Megan Lowe on Google reviews, hourly pricing, and California's new Zone 0 wildfire rules.

What Steven Cochran's Cochran Lawn Care story teaches landscapers
On Mow Money, Mow Problems, Steven Cochran on running a lawn and landscape company around 48-hour fire shifts: leaders, training videos and referral routes.

What Chase Farris's NexGen Landscaping story teaches landscapers
On Mow Money, Mow Problems, Chase Farris of NexGen Landscaping on landing commercial accounts, building recurring revenue and working in 120-degree heat.

What Trevor Maack's New Horizon Landscaping story teaches landscapers
On Mow Money, Mow Problems, Trevor Maack of New Horizon Landscaping on growing by acquisition, going 95% commercial and selling drainage work.

What Tim Kielblock's Hill Landscaping story teaches landscapers
On Mow Money, Mow Problems, Tim Kielblock of Hill Landscaping on keeping a 40-year name, why mowing is the door, and equipment that pays for itself.
Matt Foreman