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Here’s our weekly digest of cool and interesting stuff from the web. Enjoy!

Seth Godin on why we lie to salespeople.
Don’t lists from landscapers around the country. (via @EdenMaker)
Business ratios to track.
How many plants do you need? Try the landscape calculator. (via Austin Outdoor)
On your competition.
Rebuilding the forest in Forest Lawn. (via @jasoncupp)
D.C. cherry trees turn 100 years old. (via @ISArboriculture)
Above: Casey Trees plants 30 trees at the Smithsonian National Zoo.

Written by CBOWEN@GIE.NET

March 16th, 2012 at 11:09 am

Posted in weekly round-up

Tagged with Austin Outdoor, Casey Trees, cherry trees, competition, D.C., Jason Cupp, lies, sales, Seth Godin, Smithsonian, Washington, weekly round-up

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