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Landscaper Magazine announces 150th edition

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Modesty prevents me from too much bell ringing, but it’s worth noting that any magazine/ business that’s around for nearly 13 years is doing more than one or two things correctly.

One of the rewards of this stability is a significant increase in editorial investment that you will see materialise over the next 12 months- this will result in more writers, more features and extra pages .

It’s a good time to say hello to the new readers that have joined us as a result of our circulation drive which will enhance our next ABC certificate.

The result of this will be a magazine that covers all aspects of landscaping and the landscaping business in a succinct no- nonsense fashion. Our editorial plan for 2012 has already been published and can be seen on this site.

Readers will also see our web site transformed utilising the very latest in digital technology providing a cornucopia of information as well as some new groundbreaking ideas.

None of these developments would be possible without substantial and increasing support from our advertisers we will continue to provide them with the best value for money and a
magazine for all seasons … one that really works.

David Curtis
Editor Landscaper Magazine
http://www.landscapermagazine.com/

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