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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2021 · 41 MIN

020 - Hiring a Professional for Your Next Garden Project - Mary Kay Woodworth

from The Garden Question · host Craig McManus

Mary Kay Woodworth talks about how to hire your next professional for your garden or landscape needs. In this episode she reveals some of the best questions to ask when qualifying your potential garden and landscape professional. Mary Kay serves as the Executive director of the Georgia Urban Ag Council. The UAC organization is composed of Landscape, Garden and Turf professionals that advocate, educate, and promote the green industry in the state of Georgia. UAC represents one of the largest and most successful industries in Georgia. With more than $9 billion in sales, 8,000 companies, and more than 100,000 employees She is almost a native Georgian, living here since she was 8 years old. An avid gardener, she has Georgia soil, temperature and plant varieties (mostly) figured out, but learning to landscape and garden with husband Mark at their second home in New Hampshire planting zone 4b is a new challenge! This is Episode 22 Hiring a Professional for Your Next Garden Project of The Garden Question Podcast.

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