Keyword: Aesthetic values

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Managing aquatic plants: Using the right controls for aquatic weeds will keep your operations-and your waterways-flowing smoothly
 Langeland, Ken. 1995. Grounds Maintenance. August. 30(8): p. C4-C5, C7-C9.
  • Trade
 55830
Environmental approach adds beauty to course: Took courage to develop
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1995. GreenMaster. August/September. 30(4): p. 15-16.
  • Professional
 116176
Strength in diversity: The benefits of mixtures and blends: Choosing the right combinations of grasses for your course not only helps address specific problems, but also reduces maintenance costs
Access Restrictions		 Hawes, Kay. 1995. Golf Course Management. July. 63(7): p. 20, 22, 24, 28, 30.
  • Professional
 34356
In defense of the embattled American lawn
 Christopher, Thomas. 1995. The New York Times. July 23. p. 2.
  • Popular
 34580
Return on investment high for homeowners with 'curb appeal'
 Anonymous. 1995. The Turf Line News. June/July. 128: p. 18.
  • Professional
 253174
Russian sage provides beauty from mid-summer until frost Brown, Deborah. 1995. Hole Notes. June. 26(4): p. 35.
  • Newsletter
 207116
The next seed revolution: Popular seed varities keep getting better, while new research responds to customer demands for turf that combines looks, low maintenance and stress tolerance Schrimpf, Paul. 1995. Lawn and Landscape Maintenance. June. 16(6): p. 30-31, 34, 36.
  • Trade
 172669
The fine art of grounds management: It's on display in Cleveland
 Harler, Curt. 1995. Turf: Central. June. 6(6): p. 14-21.
  • Trade
 251181
Turf challenge in Mesa: The LDS temple gets 250,000 visitors
 Tilton, Lynn. 1995. Turf: West. June. 5(6): p. 14-18.
  • Trade
 251182
Design concepts for golf course plantings Jones, Mike. 1995. A Patch of Green. May/June. p. 9, 11.
  • Newsletter
 289318
Making a statement with bridges and bulkheads: Customization and the pursuit of a dramatic visual impact drive today's efforts to "shore up" golf courses
Access Restrictions		 Graham, D. Douglas. 1995. Golf Course Management. May. 63(5): p. 36, 38, 42, 44.
  • Professional
 33560
Same budget... better flower gardens Bemis, Dean. 1995. The Bull Sheet. May. 48(12): p. 9-10.
  • Newsletter
 134019
In celebration of tradition
 Editors of Golf Digest. 1995. Golf Digest. May. 46(5): p. 116-119.
  • Popular
 33462
A visit to the Masters Johnson, Tom. 1995. Hole Notes. May. 26(3): p. 5-6, 21.
  • Newsletter
 207075
Chicago Bears offer challenges for maintaining sports turf Mrock, Ken. 1995. Hole Notes. May. 26(3): p. 26, 28.
  • Newsletter
 207093
Shrubs add more than beauty to a golf course Davey Tree Expert Company. 1995. The Greenerside. May/June. 18(3): p. 18-19.
  • Newsletter
 297225
April: Time to celebrate National Lawn Care Month
 Anonymous. 1995. The Turf Line News. April/May. 127: p. 10.
  • Professional
 253159
Culture and changing landscape structure

Access Restrictions		 Nassauer, Joan Iverson. 1995. Landscape Ecology. April. 10(4): p. 229-237.
  • Refereed
 241400
Perennial pleasures in the urban sward
 Hitchmough, James. 1995. The Horticulturist. April. 4(2): p. 2-9.
  • Professional
 39885
The role of horticulture in human history and culture
 Zhou, W. Z. 1995. Acta Horticulturae. March. 391: p. 41-52.
  • Professional
 36071
Lookin' good: Golf's increasing popularity influences how course management uses a wide range of amenities to help serve the customer
Access Restrictions		 Slape, Christina. 1995. Golf Course Management. March. 63(3): p. 66, 70, 74, 76, 118.
  • Professional
 122924
[Women in golf design]
 Dye, Alice O'Neal. 1995. In: Dye, Alice O'Neal. A Conversation With Alice O'Neal Dye [video interview]. [American Society of Golf Course Architects]. 02:55 minutes.
  • Interview
  • Video
  • Video
 86246
Golf & the fight for discretionary dollars Martin, Gregory E. 1995. The Bull Sheet. January. 48(8): p. 20.
  • Newsletter
 133982
South Texas Showplace: Grounds crew's work is paying off
 Burchfield, Gary F. 1995. Turf: South. January. 7(1): p. 4-6.
  • Trade
 251139
The Lawn: A History of an American Obsession
 Jenkins, Virginia Scott. 1994. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press. x, 246 pp.
  • Book
 30668
Golf Courses Benefit People and Wildlife
 The United States Golf Association. 1994. Far Hills, New Jersey: United States Golf Association, Golf House. [4] pp.
  • Professional
  • Leaflet
 37745
The Resource Guide to Sustainable Landscapes
 Groesbeck, Wesley A.; Striefel, Jan. 1994. Salt Lake City, Utah: Environmental Resources, Inc. [146] pp. First Edition.
  • Book
 39202
Water-Wise Gardening
 Christopher, Thomas. 1994. New York: Simon and Schuster, c1994. 271 pp.
  • Book
 84274
Grounds Maintenance: Recommendations for Maintenance of Hard Areas (Excluding Sports Surfaces)
 British Standards Institution. 1994. London, England: British Standards Institution. 34 pp. Part 2 Edition.
  • Book
 122740
Koukyou Ryokuchi no Shibafu: Ameniti Ta-fu Mezashite ([Turf of Public Greens: Aim for Amenity Turf])
 Mitsuo, Kondo; Hidemasa, Ito; Hiroshi, Takato. 1994. Tokyo, Japan: Sofuto Saiensusha [Soft Science, Inc.]. [11], viii, 254 pp.
  • Book
 129313
The Spirit of the Game
 Updike, John. 1994. p. 9-13. In: United States Golf Association. Golf: The Greatest Game: The USGA Celebrates Golf in America. New York, NY: Harper Collins Publishers.
1st Edition.
  • Chapter
 36942
Turf alternatives
 Dana, Michael; Throssell, Clark. 1994. 1994 Turfgrass Research Summary [Purdue]. p. 18-22.
  • Report
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Characterization of water use requirements and gas exchange of buffalograss turf Bowman, Daniel. 1994. p. 28-29. In: Characterization of Water Use Requirements and Gas Exchange of Buffalograss Turf. Far Hills, NJ: United States Golf Association.
  • Report
  • Leaflet
 35155
Enhance your landscape with ornamental grasses
 Mankowski, Beth. 1994. 1994 Turfgrass Research & Information Report [Missouri]. p. 36-48.
  • Report
 38397
Effluent for irrigation: Wave of the future?
 Gill, Garrett; Rainville, David. 1994. p. 44-53. In: Wastewater Reuse for Golf Course Irrigation. Ann Arbor: Lewis Publishers.
  • Chapter
 29967
What every turf manager should know about trees
 Harris, J. Roger. 1994. Proceedings of the 34th Virginia Turf and Landscape Conference and Trade Show. p. 54-57.
  • Proceedings
 56578
Crabapples
 Steinegger, Donald; Watkins, John. 1994. Turfgrass Research Report for 1994 [Nebraska]. p. 85-86.
  • Report
 37516
The architect's vision
 Doak, Tom. 1994. p. 96-121. In: United States Golf Association. Golf: The Greatest Game: The USGA Celebrates Golf in America. New York, NY: Harper Collins Publishers.
1st Edition.
  • Chapter
 36944
Management of Culturally Significant Landscapes
 Patrick, John. 1994. p. 471-491. In: Hitchmough, James, ed. Urban Landscape Management. Sydney : Inkata Press.
  • Chapter
 65809
The fine art of establishing wildflowers
 Marion, J. E. 1994. North Carolina Turfgrass. Summer. 12(2): p. 33-34.
  • Professional
 34905
Actitud: ¿Ser parte u observador? ([Attitude: Take part or be an observer?])
 Ghersa, Claudio Marco. 1994. TGM: Campos Deportivos y Espacios Verdes. Summer. 2(1): p. 8.
  • Trade
 34914
Landscaping the course: 14 professionals share their philosophies for 'painting with plants' Benefield, Tom. 1994. The Florida Green. Winter. p. 32-33, 35, 37-40, 42, 44, 46-48, 50.
  • Professional
 42190
Mulch ado about nothing Jackson, Joel. 1994. The Florida Green. Winter. p. 72.
  • Professional
  • Editorial
 42265
Concord C.C. super Dick Duggan gets to the root of his problem greens
 Finn, Gerry. 1994. The Newsletter [New England]. December. p. 1-2.
  • Newsletter
 49386
The President who works for the Governor-General
 Anonymous. 1994. Turf Craft International. December. 40: p. 43-45.
  • Professional
 34470
Need green grass in a hurry? Many are choosing instant color
 Hookway, Bob. 1994. Turf: North. December. 7(12): p. 6.
  • Trade
 40880
Sod producer works next door: Highway job completed on time
 Van Hoozer, Gary. 1994. Turf: Central. December. 5(12): p. 9.
  • Trade
 45058
A Christmas story
 Vermeulen, Paul. 1994. Divot News. December. 1(2): p. 5-6.
  • Newsletter
  • Humor
 35029
Now for the trees Anonymous. 1994. Greenkeeper International. November. p. 28-30.
  • Professional
 34091
Set in stone: A basic understanding of stone selection and construction can help you achieve a distinctive look for your course
Access Restrictions		 Schaffer, Laura. 1994. Golf Course Management. November. 62(11): p. 22, 24, 26, 28.
  • Professional
 32145
An overview: Granite sign manufacturing
Access Restrictions		 Langford, Jeff. 1994. Golf Course Management. November. 62(11): p. 32, 34.
  • Professional
 32146
High-tech development in a natural setting
 Guthrie, Alan. 1994. Parks, Golf Courses & Sports Grounds. November. 60(2): p. 3-4.
  • Trade
 33975
Lease of life for low-fertility sites
 Boocock, D. F. 1994. Parks, Golf Courses & Sports Grounds. November. 60(2): p. 8, 10, 11, 12.
  • Trade
 34000
Large-scale reclamation
 Anonymous. 1994. Parks, Golf Courses & Sports Grounds. November. 60(2): p. 12.
  • Trade
 34005
Graceful grasses for small spaces: These striking accent plants bring ballet to static gardens
 Cramer, Harriet L. 1994. Fine Gardening. November/December. 40: p. 64-68.
  • Popular
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Are you ignoring the pet connection?
 Lewis, Nancy. 1994. The Landscape Contractor. November/December. 35(11): p. 16-18.
  • Professional
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Aquascaping offers environmental protection as well as aesthetic enhancement of ponds
 Barnett, Ron. 1994. Carolinas Green. November/December. 30(6): p. 10-11.
  • Newsletter
 34695
Using wildflowers to improve your golf course Dorrell, Jeffrey T. 1994. Turf Times. November/December. 23(5[6]): p. 5-6.
  • Newsletter
 32303
A passion for big, beautiful plants: Ambitious young landscaper turns nurseryman
 Merrill, Lorraine Stuart. 1994. Turf: North. November. 7(11): p. 12-15.
  • Trade
 40859
Roses are red... Anonymous. 1994. Golf Course News. November. 5 [6](11): p. 3.
  • Trade
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[Bergstrom/Sorrell] Anonymous. 1994. Golf Course News. November. 5 [6](11): p. 21.
  • Trade
 40467
Williams, Gill fashion Minn. centerpiece Leslie, Mark. 1994. Golf Course News. November. 5 [6](11): p. 34.
  • Trade
 40472
November 2-4, 1994: Institute: DeLaveaga CC: Host superintendent: Don Paul Anonymous. 1994. Thru the Green [Northern California]. October. p. 1-2, 4.
  • Newsletter
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Beauty and the Bearwood Anonymous. 1994. Greenkeeper International. October. p. 54.
  • Professional
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Some problems associated with new golf courses
Access Restrictions		 Wishart, D. D. 1994. Sports Turf Bulletin. October-December. 187: p. 3-6.
  • Professional
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Tender treatment for tough turf
 White, David. 1994. Parks, Golf Courses & Sports Grounds. October. 60(1): p. 12-13.
  • Trade
 34614
Study affirms resale value of landscaping Anonymous. 1994. Lawn and Landscape Maintenance. October. 15(10): p. 13.
  • Trade
 31895
Kimmell sets his sights on increased industry education Anonymous. 1994. Lawn and Landscape Maintenance. October. 15(10): p. 18, 20.
  • Trade
 31896
Turf in America: Poll asks why we mow, trim
 Chadbourne, Robert D. 1994. Turf [South Edition]. October. 6(10): p. 18-19.
  • Trade
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Quantifying the effects of water injection on ball roll and 'bite'... Street, Ben. 1994. Golf Course News. October. 5 [6](10): p. 9, 12.
  • Trade
 40393
Controlling Canada geese: The popular birds are an attractive nuisance
 Harler, Curt. 1994. Turf: Central. October. 5(10): p. 10-13.
  • Trade
 44877
¿Quién es el superintendente de un campo de golf? ([Who is the superintendent of a golf course?])
 Varela, Fernando. 1994. TGM: Campos Deportivos y Espacios Verdes. October-December. 2(4): p. 8.
  • Trade
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Tree snags: Birds love them Anonymous. 1994. The Florida Green. Fall. p. 54.
  • Professional
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Aquascaping: Do it for beauty, improved water quality Plotner, Greg. 1994. The Florida Green. Fall. p. 62-63.
  • Professional
 43421
How does dark emerald green foliage with bright yellow flowers sound? Jackson, Joel. 1994. The Florida Green. Fall. p. 80-82.
  • Professional
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La selección del arbol para calles and avenidas ([Tree selection for streets and avenues])
 Busan, Ana Maria. 1994. TGM: Campos Deportivos y Espacios Verdes. Autumn. 2(2): p. 33-35.
  • Trade
 34907
Pinturas para céspedes de campos deportivos ([Grass paints for sports fields])
 Underwood, Roger C. 1994. TGM: Campos Deportivos y Espacios Verdes. Autumn. 2(2): p. 40-41.
  • Trade
 34911
Meet Lochmoor Club's new superintendent - Mike Jones Elsila, Katie. 1994. A Patch of Green. September/October. p. 14-15.
  • Newsletter
 289330
Just wild about flower seeds
 Guthrie, Alan. 1994. Parks, Golf Courses & Sports Grounds. September. 59(12): p. 8-9.
  • Trade
 32586
University of Tennessee-Martin
 Lutz, Jeralyn. 1994. Grounds Maintenance. September. 29(9): p. 28, 32.
  • Trade
 34507
Arbors for shade and vines
 Anonymous. 1994. Landscape & Irrigation. September. 18(9): p. 37.
  • Trade
 34542
Greener than grass: Tom Cook is showing North Americans how to reinvent the lawn
 Schultz, Warren. 1994. Harrowsmith Country Life. September/October. 9(53): p. 46-49, 82.
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    Priority no. 2...but vitally important
    		 Jiggens, Mike. 1994. Turf & Recreation. September/October. 7(6): p. 22-23.
    • Trade
    		 34800
    Surflan (oryzalin) vs. St. Augustine Anonymous. 1994. TurfComms. September 6. 8(1): p. 1.
    • Newsletter
    		 272388
    [Tournament preparation]
    		 Kehres, Randy; Barber, Dave; Miller, Paul; Finn, Gerry. 1994. The Newsletter [New England]. August. p. 3.
    • Newsletter
    • Q & A
    		 49378
    Trees on the golf course Bird, Michael. 1994. Greenkeeper International. August. p. 20-21, 23.
    • Professional
    		 34875
    Environmental benefits not widely recognized, yet landscape, lawn care sales reach $12.5 billion
    		 Anonymous. 1994. Seed World. August. 132(9): p. 6.
    • Trade
    		 31164
    The color green: Once used mostly for emergency or localized situations, turf colorants are becoming more widely accepted in golf course maintenance programs
    Access Restrictions    		 Ostmeyer, Terry. 1994. Golf Course Management. August. 62(8): p. 40, 44.
    • Professional
    		 32086
    Resurrection in Reno: The West's lingering drought prompted drastic measures to bring two Nevada golf courses back to life
    Access Restrictions    		 Saunders, Doug. 1994. Golf Course Management. August. 62(8): p. 46, 48-49, 109.
    • Professional
    		 32087
    Homeowners spend billions, but don't know real benefits Anonymous. 1994. Landscape Management. August. 33(8): p. 51, 54.
    • Trade
    		 37593
    Use of native grasses for low budget improvements Dorrell, Jeffrey T. 1994. Turf Times. August. 23(4): p. 1.
    • Newsletter
    		 260338
    Maintaining an urban campus: Strong team effort at St. Louis University
    		 Riggs, Nancy. 1994. Turf: Central. August. 5(8): p. 6-7, 9.
    • Trade
    		 43127
    Grass is in America's veins
    		 Rosenthal, Harry F. 1994. The Lansing State Journal. August 23. p. 6A.
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      Temple GC Anonymous. 1994. Greenkeeper International. July. p. 18-19.
      • Professional
      		 35005
      Grounds for change: Learning through landscapes in Britain
      		 Lucas, Bill. 1994. American Horticulturist. July. 73(7): p. 8-9.
      • Popular
      		 49516
      An apprentice who never let grass grow beneath his feet
      		 Anonymous. 1994. Turf Craft Aust.. July. 38: p. 15-16.
      • Professional
      		 34278
      Market the value of your grounds
      		 Relf, Diane. 1994. Grounds Maintenance. July. 29(7): p. 14-16, 18.
      • Trade
      		 34015
      Post Village apartments
      		 Lutz, Jeralyn. 1994. Grounds Maintenance. July. 29(7): p. 44-45, 48.
      • Trade
      		 34029
      Benches
      		 Smith, Joseph. 1994. Grounds Maintenance. July. 29(7): p. 50, 54, 56 +.
      • Trade
      		 34030
      Plants that make natural fences
      		 Dorris, Lenadams. 1994. Landscape & Irrigation. July. 18(7): p. 40-41.
      • Trade
      		 34959