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Case Construction Plants Trees For Campaign
Case Construction Equipment’s event for landscape and nursery businesses resulted in the planting of 30 new trees in Racine, Wis. The trees were planted in three locations: Lockwood Park, Johnson Park and the Racine Zoo.
Companies were invited to upload a photo of its crew to the Case Facebook page or Instagram before Earth Day. If the companies used the #CASETrees hashtag, Case Construction planted a tree in its honor.
The companies that had trees planted in their honor include:
- North of South Landscapes, Inc. (Bend, Ore.)
- Green River Grounds (Auburn, Wash.)
- Jason Souliere Excavation & Equipment Rentals (Arnprior, Ontario)
- Wemhoff Farms (Humphrey, Neb.)
- Kirk’s Lawn Care (Limerick, Penn.)
- 108 Excavating, LLC (Flagstaff, Ariz.)
- M&S Landscaping (Martinez, Calif.)
- Cole’s Earthworks, Ltd. (Sudbury, Ontario)
- D&H Landscaping (Richmond, Calif.)
- Haynes Enterprises, LLC (Miles City, Mont.)
- Inside Out Design, LLC (Frankfort, Ky.)
- Jacrist Gardening Services, Inc. (Clarence, NY)
- Gentry Landscape Maintenance (Irvine, Calif.)
For more on CASE and its involvement in the landscaping industry, visit CaseCE.com/Landscaping.
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