July 17, 2007

FNATS: THE LANDSCAPE SHOW TIMES

FNATS: The Landscape Show
October 4 – 6, 2007
Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, FL

“I can't imagine a person becoming a success who doesn't give this game of life everything he's got." — Walter Cronkite

FNATS: The Landscape Show is the ideal place to give your business every advantage.
If your business even touches the world of landscaping, this is an event you need to attend. Make the most of your green through the resources and education available at FNATS: The Landscape Show. Whether you are looking for green products (including the original green products – plants and trees), financial green advantages or environmentally green ideas, you’ll find them all at this exceptional industry event.

REGISTRATION IS OPEN! Register today to save money and save time! Sign up for just the trade show for only $10 or for education sessions which are available as single session options for the first time ever! Click Here to register now.

“In My Opinion” – Click Here to read FNATS: The Landscape Show’s Guest Blog posting by Hannah Carter, Ph.D., Director of the Wedgworth Leadership Institute for Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Florida. Hannah talks about an important ingredient in leadership – Passion!

Info To Know

• Landscaping can add as much as 14% to the resale value of a building and speed its sale by as much as 6 weeks.
• Homes with poor landscaping can expect to sell for 8-10% below equivalent homes with good landscape appeal.
• Landscaping elements add value: a landscape patio – 12.4%, landscape curbing – 4.4%, hedges – 3.6%.
• Lower a home’s heating and cooling costs by as much as 20% by properly selecting and installing plants and trees.

More FNATS: The Landscape Show Info Available!
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