| Atlanta is recovering from last year?s roller coaster weather (record droughts and bizarre snowstorms) and so are its landscapes.Piedmont Landscape biz dev manager Ryan Cameron tells us commercial property owners are learning from past climatic nightmares and are demanding drought-friendly, hearty plants like vinca, purple heart, begonias, and lantana. As a result of the recession, Piedmont has developed service programs at competitive prices that are easy on tight budgets. It provides landscaping (customized design, installation, and management) for all types of commercial properties. In fact, Piedmont just closed a $1.5M, three-year maintenance contract for Technology Park Atlanta in Johns Creek. We think of landscaping like a power suit: It's a necessity. More on Piedmont Landscape here. |
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