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centers, home stores, mass merchandisers with lawn/garden departments, brokers and rewholesale distribution centers, and allied trade suppliers of inputs to the industry. The green industry has historically been a fast-growing segment of the U.S. economy

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Education ( State of Connecticut, 1999 ). In 2005, PA05-252 defined “lawn care pesticide” and “integrated pest management.” Lawn care pesticide was defined as “a pesticide registered by the United States Environmental Protection Agency and labeled pursuant

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activities, absorbing heat, increasing property value, and contributing to the overall health and well-being of residents. One major component of landscapes is turfgrass lawns. However, traditional turfgrass lawns are not without drawbacks. To maintain a lush

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Consumer Brochures, The Lawn Institute, 1509 Johnson Ferry Road, NE, Suite 190, Marietta, GA 30062-8122

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’s official launch of its website, eXtension Gardens, Lawns, and Landscapes occurred in Feb. 2008 as part of the eXtension integrated national launch ( Meisenbach, 2008 ); however, certain aspects of the site, including the AaE application, were already being

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Results from a 2004 survey involving a nationwide sample of 2004 U.S. adults, age 18 years and older, indicated that consumers spent $28.9 billion on lawn and landscaping-related services in 2002, and $37.9 billion in 2003, representing a 31% growth

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suggested that natural grass would be beneficial, for example, “[I] generally would expect [a] natural lawn to have more contribution to the overall ecosystem” (P46); this sentiment that was echoed by other participants. Individuals did discuss that natural

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has also been naturalized in Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina ( Hitchcock, 1950 ). Common carpetgrass can be used as an alternative low-maintenance lawn grass because it will persist

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-season turfgrass putting green. Fig. 2. Example of Type II fairy ring (dark green, stimulated, and lush-growing turfgrass in a circle or ring) in a cool-season turfgrass tee area. Fig. 3. Example of Type III fairy ring symptoms: mushrooms emerging in a lawn (photo

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grown in temperate and humid tropical and subtropical regions ( Guo et al., 2012 ). Its resistances to drought, cold, and salinity have made it popular all over the world for lawn and turf, and for soil conservation ( Guo et al., 2012 , 2014 ). There

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