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NYT > Landscaping
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New Jersey/In the Region — New Law Complicates Lawn Care
 An early growing season and a timing glitch affecting a certification process are creating temporary difficulties for landscapers.
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ARTSBEAT; Redesigning a Garden At the Gardner Museum
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston announces that a cloistered garden in the museum will be redesigned by the landscape architect Michael Van Valkenburgh. Photos
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Playing Up the Lawn Expertise of a Scotsman
 A new character for the Scotts Miracle-Gro Company is designed to spread some sound lawn-care advice.
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Major League Groundskeepers Don’t Mind Getting Dirty
 Major league groundskeepers gathered in Anaheim, Calif., to talk shop, trade war stories and, like everyone else, worry about the weather.
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Sheep Lawn Mowers, and Other Go-Getters
 As the economy continues to freeze people out of the traditional job market, a number of entrepreneurs are starting small agricultural businesses.
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Central Park Bowlers Roll Out the Green Carpet
 Despite their all-white attire and exclusive, finely manicured preserve in Central Park, the New York Lawn Bowling Club is trying to revise its patrician image.
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Pedestrian Pathways
 A clever network of pathways crisscrossing the Berkeley hills helped transform the bare brown hills into some of Berkeley’s most beautiful and romantic neighborhoods.
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George Ballas, Inventor of the Weed Whacker, Dies at 85
 Inspired by swirling soap brushes at a car wash, the owner of a Houston dance studio took tin can, fishing line and a rotary lawn edger in hand, and the Weed Eater was born.
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Landscaping With Less Water
People around the world are dealing with an increasingly pressing problem: How to manage lawns when local water supplies are badly stretched.
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In Greenwich, a Move to Restrict Leaf Blowers - In the Region/Connecticut
 The noise from leaf blowers has so maddened some citizens of Greenwich that they have founded a group called Citizens Against Leafblower Mania, or CALM.
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