From Booklist
This is first in a series on how to start and run specific small businesses. Rossi takes the would-be horticultural entrepreneur from such basics as building up an asset, getting customers, collecting money, and securing a license to making a capital investment, marketing, keeping books, advertising, and customer relations. In addition, he provides information on such horticultural concerns as soil, fertilization, and mowing; lawn installation, renovation, and disorders; tools; and pest control; and he covers such topics as estimating and bidding on jobs. The publisher dutifully cautions readers requiring legal or other expert assistance to seek the services of appropriate competent professionals, but otherwise this is an excellent and efficient general guide for beginners.
George Cohen
Review
An excellent guide for both homeowners and those who would enter the lawn care business. --
The Bookwatch, April 2001Lawn Care & Gardening continues to be an invaluable, indispensable, "how to" reference and instruction guide for horticultural entrepreneurs. --
Reviewer's Bookwatch, June 2001Willis brings to her book her experience of management techniques and resources with an emphasis on sound ecological practices. --
Small Business Opportunities Journal, September 2001
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