Fall is in full swing here in the Carolinas, and with it comes a steady blanket of leaves as trees prepare for winter. While the seasonal color is beautiful, it can also create costly and potentially dangerous challenges for commercial properties. From slip-and-fall risks to long-term turf damage, routine leaf removal is an essential part of protecting both your landscape and your patrons.  GreenView’s Turf & Horticulture Manager, Paul Blessing , explains why it’s important t

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