Landscape management professional definition

Landscape management professional means a landscape
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Landscape management professional means a landscape professional whose work may include any of the following: the management of residential and commercial turf, other than golf courses, including, but not limited to, the following services: mowing; aeration; de-thatching; over-seeding of existing lawn areas; and all activities needed to maintain exterior or interior landscapes including, but not limited to, ground-based pruning, pest identification, pest control, and fertilization, which must be performed by a licensed professional pursuant to section 4 of P.L.2010, c.112 (C.58:10A-64).
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