Tips for Working with Landscape Contractors for Ecologically-Sound Installations

As designers, you have probably experienced “dream projects” and a few “nightmare projects” as well. Often the difference between the two is effective communication – or the lack of it – between the designer and the landscape contractor. With adequate planning and careful communication, challenges are addressed in a timely and cost-effective manner and other problems are avoided altogether. Join our panel of landscape professionals for an enlightening discussion on how to improve communications with landscape contractors. By developing effective designer-contractor partnerships, you could reduce your stress this season and improve your bottom line.

*Geovani Aguilar is the Co-CEO of A Yard & A Half, a landscape firm that is an employee-owned cooperative.

*Seth Berman owns and operates a full service landscape company and has more than 20 years of experience creating, installing and maintaining landscapes for residential customers.

*Christie Dustman is a nationally certified landscape designer.

Program Code: HOR4328

Instructor: Geovani Aguilar, Seth Berman, and Christie Dustman

Fee: $23 (Member) / $33 (Nonmember)

Certificate: Elective: all certificates

Cosponsor: Ecological Landscape Alliance

To register, go to:
Tips for Working with Landscape Contractors for Ecologically-Sound Installations — New England Wild Flower Society

For questions or registration help:
Contact the Public Programs Department at lreed@newenglandwild.org, or by phone (508) 877-7630, ext. 3303.