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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Executive Director’s Message........................................................................6 President’s Message.......................................................................................7 ALCA 2026 Board of Directors and Executive Director..............................7 Feature: Conversion of Turf Areas in Arizona...............................................8 Excellence In Landscaping Awards Program...............................................9 Feature: Introducing Ryan Kibner................................................................10 Feature: Ash Decline in Phoenix — What’s Going On & What We Can Do...................................................... 11 Sponsors........................................................................................................ 11 Calendar of Events....................................................................................... 11 2025 ALCAs Excellence Awards - Agriscaping Technologies, LLC......... 12 2025 ALCAs Excellence Awards - Stephen Hickman............................... 12 2025 ALCAs Excellence Awards - Back to Nature Landcare.................. 12 2025 ALCAs Excellence Awards - CareScape..........................................13 2025 ALCAs Excellence Awards - Agave Environmental Contracting....14 2025 ALCAs Excellence Awards - Caretaker Landscape and Tree Management.................................................................................................16 2025 ALCAs Excellence Awards - DBL LLC...............................................16 2025 ALCAs Excellence Awards - n.r. design+build, l.l.c.........................17 New Members..............................................................................................17 ALCA Member Profile: West Coast Turf/Western Sod.............................18 ALCA Member Profile: South Coast Wholesale.........................................19 ALCA Member Profile: Vermeer Mountain West....................................... 21 Resource Guide/Ad Index..........................................................................22

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE

IN FULL BLOOM: A YEAR OF GROWTH, RECOGNITION, AND COMMUNITY IMPACT

By Linda Turnage, ALCA Executive Director

“With strong roots and growing branches, ALCA is poised for another remarkable year.”

As we look back on 2025 and ahead to an exciting year “In Full Bloom,” ALCA continues to flourish because of the dedication, heart, and passion of our incredible members. This year was filled with meaningful wins, inspiring achievements, and powerful moments that reflect the strength of Arizona’s landscape industry.

The 2025 Awards Gala showcased the very best of our community. From innovative landscape projects to dedicated professionals earning well-deserved recognition, the evening celebrated excellence at every turn. We were especially proud to honor this year’s Scholarship Recipients, whose commitment to the green industry represents a bright future ahead. Thanks to member generosity, these students will receive support through the Green Industry Scholarship Fund (in memory of Sky Blu Underwood), the Linda Turnage ALCA General Scholarship Fund, and the Jim Executive Director Trog Water Management Memorial Fund, helping them pursue education, certifications, and career-advancing opportunities.

We’re also thrilled to share the outstanding success of our 2025 Silent and Live Auction, held during the Awards Gala. This year’s auction was a powerful demonstration of member generosity, collaboration, and dedication to shaping the future of our industry. All funds raised directly support ALCA’s Government Affairs efforts and our Scholarship Programs, fueling advocacy on issues that impact us all, from water policy to regulatory changes, while investing in the next generation of landscape professionals.

Notable auction highlights included Dana Pretti securing the unforgettable Costa Rica trip, Daniel Moreno of LandCom Landscaping taking home the Mexico getaway, and Mark Bais of Sun Country Landscape placing the winning bid on the vibrant Jimi Hendrix painting. To every donor, bidder, sponsor, and winner: thank you. Your contributions make a genuine difference.

Looking ahead to 2026, our theme “In Full Bloom” beautifully captures where we are as an association; rooted in strong values, thriving through collaboration, and flourishing with vision. With exciting programs on the horizon, continued education opportunities, strengthened advocacy, and an engaged, growing membership, ALCA is poised for another remarkable year.

To all our members, partners, volunteers, and supporters: thank you for making 2025 exceptional. Together, we step into 2026 ready to grow, shine, and continue moving our industry forward; fully, vibrantly, and confidently In Full Bloom.

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

INTRODUCING WARREN RUNCORN, ALCA’S NEW PRESIDENT As we step into 2026, I am honored to serve as your ALCA President and to lead our association into a year that is truly In Full Bloom. This theme reflects more than the natural beauty we cultivate; it represents the growth of our members, the advancement of our industry, and the collective momentum that continues to define ALCA. Our industry thrives when knowledge, collaboration, and commitment come together, and ALCA remains the foundation for that success. Through education, certification, and shared best practices, we help ensure that every landscape professional in Arizona is equipped to flourish.

At Scapes, the company I am proud to Warren Runcorn lead, I see every day how valuable ALCA’s 2026 ALCA President resources are in shaping exceptional work.

We provide highly efficient landscape services, including lawn care, tree and shrub management, and seasonal plantings. But what truly distinguishes our team is how we utilize our ALCA membership to train and empower our staff. This training ensures our crews operate with the best industry practices

available, practices that translate into healthier landscapes, happier clients, and stronger companies.

Because of ALCA’s training programs, our team isn’t simply performing routine maintenance; they deliver thoughtful, intentional care tailored to nature’s rhythms. By understanding the seasonal requirements of each landscape, they help ensure that every property can flourish and come into “full bloom,” just as our theme celebrates.

This year, my focus as President is to continue nurturing the programs, partnerships, and professional standards that help our members and their businesses thrive. Together, we will build upon ALCA’s strong foundation, expand our educational reach, and elevate the excellence that defines our industry.

Thank you for your continued dedication to elevating the landscape profession across Arizona. I am proud to grow alongside you and excited for all we will accomplish together in a year that promises to be truly In Full Bloom.

Warm regards, Warren Runcorn ALCA 2026 President

ALCA 2026 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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Nickie Roberts DTR Landscape Development, LLC Programs & Events | Immediate Past President

Beth Postma All Season Wholesale Growers Treasurer | Finance

Matthew Johnson Back to Nature Landcare Chair Government Affairs

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FEATURE

CONVERSION OF TURF AREAS IN ARIZONA

By Ursula K. Schuch

Converting turf areas to low water use landscapes is encouraged in arid climates to save water and lower maintenance costs. The process begins with designing the new landscape, removing existing turf and irrigation, installing alternative ground covers, and adding an appropriate irrigation system if needed. Vegetation or inert materials can replace turf, each with benefits and drawbacks. Maintaining functional irrigation and protecting the root zone of existing trees are essential during construction and after construction. The following summarizes the process and provides implementation guidance.

Replacing turf with low water use landscapes reduces potable water use, lowers maintenance, and can improve water quality by eliminating recurring fertilizer and pesticide applications. Turf to xeriscape conversions can cut outdoor water use by up to 50%. A Bermuda or Bermuda hybrid lawn with winter overseed in Arizona’s low desert needs more than 55 inches of irrigation annually while xeriscapes typically require less than 18 inches.

Incentive programs in several Arizona cities including the greater Phoenix area, Prescott, Flagstaff, and Tucson offer rebates for residential, commercial, and HOA properties that remove healthy turf and install xeriscapes with at least 50% plant cover at maturity. Some programs offer rebates for installing passive or active rainwater harvesting systems. Many municipalities specify low water use plants and prohibit the installation of artificial turf as a replacement in non-residential landscapes.

Turf removal can increase soil erosion, nutrient loss, and reduce Palms thrive after lawn and overhead irrigation cooling. Turfgrass roots stabilize soil and enhance water infiltrahave been replaced with artificial turf and underground drip irrigation. tion; without them, erosion and dust may rise. Nutrient losses can continue for years. Lawns also cool surfaces significantly, often 10°F to 14°F more than hardscapes, so removal may increase temperatures depending on replacement materials.

Key steps for converting traditional turfgrass lawns to alternative landscapes include planning, protecting existing trees and shrubs, turf removal, installing new ground covers and irrigation, and aftercare. Once the type of conversion has been decided, a budget drafted, contracts for turf removal, irrigation, and plants have been awarded, plans for tree preservation are finalized, and installation of new irrigation and plants are completed, the work can begin. Some tasks are season-sensitive, especially herbicide applications and transplanting.

Living turf needs to be removed and the most effective way to kill a Bermuda grass lawn is to apply the herbicide glyphosate while turf is actively growing during the summer months from June to September; multiple applications may be needed. Glyphosate is now available in many formulations, some of them containing other active ingredients that can cause permanent damage or death to plants; therefore, product selection is critical. After turf death, sod and roots are removed, the site is graded, and irrigation is installed. Sod cutters can damage shallow tree roots, adding stress to these plants. Once turf irrigation is unnecessary, the system can be removed or converted to drip irrigation to irrigate the remaining trees and shrubs and new vegetation. The best planting time is from late fall to early spring to minimize heat stress. Follow-up tasks include mulch8

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With turf removed, this area is ready for contouring and installing xeriscape plants.

ing, weed control, proper irrigation and monitoring plant health. Stress in remaining trees may appear years after the work has been completed.

Protecting existing trees is essential as damage to trees can be delayed and irreversible. Trees and shrubs previously irrigated with turf systems depend on frequent watering and fertilization. Abrupt removal of the lawn causes severe stress, especially to large trees and shrubs. Mature trees are valuable assets, especially if they have a long lifespan; they impart many benefits that may take decades to achieve after young trees are planted.

For the management of trees during construction, a tree protection zone outlines the root area to prevent damage to the trunk, branches, and roots, and the area that requires regular irrigation during and after the conversion. Drip irrigation is the most efficient method of watering trees.

Irrigation should cover 75% or more of the root zone under and beyond the canopy. Applying a 3 - 4-inch-thick layer of organic mulch over the root zone conserves soil moisture and protects tree roots.

Alternatives to replacing ornamental turf include xeriscapes with low water use plants or groundcovers, artificial turf, gravel, organic mulch, or bare soil, each with its own trade-offs. Xeriscape landscapes with native, or desert adapted plants require less water than turfgrass but cover less surface area and provide considerably less evaporative cooling. Water efficient groundcovers offer green space with greater water efficiency and less maintenance than traditional turfgrass. Depending on plant type and density, they will provide cooling, the appeal of a lawn, and may support limited foot traffic. Artificial turf is an option for those preferring the appearance of green grass. While artificial turf requires some maintenance, heat retention is a major concern as surface temperatures can reach 120°F to 180°F on a hot day. The process of converting existing turfgrass to artificial turf requires removal of the grass root system which will also strip off the upper root systems of mature trees and shrubs and compaction of the gravel base under artificial turf makes the area unsuitable for the root systems of live plants. Rock gravel, commonly used in Southwest landscapes, conserves water and prevents erosion. Soil surface temperatures and soil temperatures were similar to bare soil, but rock gravel does not provide any cooling effects compared to plants. Organic mulch is commonly used to cover the soil under trees and shrubs to conserve soil moisture, prevent erosion, and reduce soil temperature below ground compared to bare soil or rock mulch. Organic mulch has higher soil surface temperatures during the day and lower ones at night compared to bare soil or rock mulch. Bare soil may appeal as a low-maintenance option, but it has significant downsides such as erosion, higher surface temperatures compared to vegetated areas and weed growth.

This article is a shortened version of the following publication:

Schuch, U.K., R. Senior, and I.A. LeSenne. 2025. Conversion of Turf Areas in Arizona. Arizona Cooperative Extension Publication AZ2115. https://extension.arizona.edu/sites/default/files/2025-03/az2115-202503-19-25-2.pdf

References

AMWUA. 2024. Rebates and Resources. https://www.amwua.org/ what-you-can-do/rebates-and-resources, accessed 5/21/2024.

Kelly, J. 2005. Converting turf to a xeriscape landscape – how to eliminate a bermudagrass lawn using glyphosate. Univ. of Arizona Cooperative Extension Publication AZ1371. https://extension.arizona.edu/sites/ extension.arizona.edu/files/pubs/az1371.pdf Umeda, K., S. Nair, and M. Chamberland. 2021. Clear up the confusion: know how to select the appropriate herbicide to control weeds. Univ. of Arizona Cooperative Extension Publication 1914-2021. https://extension.arizona.edu/sites/extension.arizona.edu/files/pubs/az1914-2021.pdf

ALCA LANDSCAPE AWARDS ALCA’s 49th Annual

EXCELLENCE IN LANDSCAPING AWARDS PROGRAM

Celebrating Excellence: Highlights from ALCA’s 49th Annual Excellence in Landscaping Awards Gala On a night filled with energy, pride, and industry camaraderie, the Arizona Landscape Contractors’ Association (ALCA) hosted its 49th Annual Excellence in Landscaping Awards Gala at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel, honoring the remarkable achievements of Arizona’s landscape professionals. This signature event once again showcased the artistry, innovation, and dedication that define our state's landscaping industry.

Held in celebration of the outstanding projects and people who elevate the standards of craftsmanship and environmental stewardship, the gala brought together contractors, designers, students, sponsors, and partners from across Arizona. Each year, the Excellence in Landscaping Awards program recognizes projects that demonstrate superior skill in design, installation, and maintenance, while reflecting ALCA’s values of professionalism and Sustainable Landscape Management.

This year’s gala was particularly vibrant, with record participation and an impressive range

of submissions spanning commercial, residential, maintenance, and installation categories.

From intricate desert-themed installations to large-scale commercial transformations, every project reflected thoughtful planning, technical mastery, and a deep respect for Arizona’s unique landscapes.

A special highlight of the evening was the recognition of the volunteers, judges, and ALCA members who tirelessly contribute to this program’s success. Their expertise ensures that each entry is evaluated with fairness, consistency, and the high expectations that have made the Excellence in Landscaping Awards one of the most respected programs in the Southwest.

We would like to thank our judges Maggie Saulsby (Rain Bird Corporation), Beth Postma (All Season Wholesale Growers), Warren Runcorn (Scapes) , Kasey Billingsley (Harmony Horticultural), Esai Arvizo (The Toro Company), and Susan Chase (AZ Department of Agriculture) for contributing their valuable time and expertise to the program.

The atmosphere was elevated by the support of the event’s generous sponsors, whose continued commitment strengthens ALCA’s

mission and enhances the experience for all attendees. From the welcoming reception to the evening’s entertainment and elegant décor, the contributions of our partners helped create a truly memorable celebration.

A special thank you to CareScape for sponsoring our Reception and Garden Goddess, as well as DTR Landscape Development, LLC for sponsoring our Program. We would also like to thank Arizona Wholesale Growers for providing beautiful centerpieces and stage plants for our guests to enjoy. Dinner was sponsored by the Rain Bird Corporation and Dessert was sponsored by West Coast Turf, Association Outsource Services, and Arid Solutions Nursery.

We are grateful to Transamerica, Hillspring Financial and Latitude Retirement for sponsoring the amazing fire dancers and speed painter entertainment.

As ALCA looks ahead to its 50th year, the Excellence in Landscaping Awards Gala stands as a testament to the progress, creativity, and collaboration that continue to drive the industry forward. The event not only honors the incredible work completed this year but also inspires future innovation and leadership within Arizona’s landscaping community.

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FEATURE

INTRODUCING RYAN KIBNER Co-founder of Adaptive Plant Health & Weed Solutions, and ALCA’s Education Committee Member By: Frances Craik

With more than 25 years of experience in plant health care, arboriculture, and sustainable pest management, Ryan Kibner has become a respected leader in creating sciencedriven, environmentally responsible solutions for Arizona landscapes.

After decades working in his family’s company—where most of the business centered on weed control—he chose to branch off and build something broader. Today, as coRyan Kibner founder of Adaptive Adaptive Plant Health and Weed Solutions Plant Health & Weed Solutions, Ryan is pursuing his passion for saving trees, restoring turf, and delivering science-backed solutions that conserve water and strengthen urban landscapes.

ALCA: Ryan, can you share a little about your background and how you first got started in the industry?

Ryan: I grew up working in the family business, which was heavily focused on weed care. It gave me a strong foundation in the field, but over time I wanted to expand beyond just controlling weeds. I saw a bigger opportunity in saving trees and fixing turf, and that became the driving force behind my career.

ALCA: What inspired you to launch Adaptive Plant Health & Weed Solutions?

Ryan: I wanted to create a company rooted in science-based practices, not just short-term fixes.

Adaptive was built around the idea of saving as many trees as possible, conserving water, and creating landscapes that help cool our communities.

ALCA: You’ve worked in Arizona, Oklahoma, and even Costa Rica. How has that shaped your perspective?

Ryan: Each region brings its own challenges—Arizona’s heat and salinity, Oklahoma’s heavy soils, Costa Rica’s biodiversity. What I learned is that soil health is always the foundation, but the strategies have to adapt. That adaptability is what defines our company.

ALCA: What challenges do you see as most pressing in Arizona landscapes today?

Ryan: Tree loss from heat stress is the biggest one. Add high pH, salt buildup, and diseases like Sooty Canker or Texas Root Rot, and contractors

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are constantly fighting uphill battles. The good news is many of these problems are preventable with the right science.

ALCA: What solutions are you offering contractors to address these problems?

Ryan: We’re using growth regulators like Cambistat and TrimTec to extend tree life and reduce drought stress. We also lean on biologicals like Trichoderma, mycorrhizae, and compost teas to strengthen root systems. Soil amendments rebuild microbial life and improve water efficiency. It’s all about building resilience from the ground up.

ALCA: How do you see Adaptive working with contractors rather than competing against them?

Ryan: We’re here to support, not compete.

Contractors already handle maintenance; we bring specialized plant health expertise that helps them keep landscapes thriving long term.

Together, we can deliver more value to their clients.

ALCA: And finally, what’s your longterm vision?

Ryan: I want to see healthier urban forests across Arizona. If we can save trees, restore turf, conserve water, and design landscapes that actually help reduce heat in our communities, then we’ll have made a real impact. That’s the mission behind Adaptive.

“I saw a bigger opportunity in saving trees and fixing turf, not just controlling weeds— that became the driving force behind Adaptive.”

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ASH DECLINE IN PHOENIX — WHAT’S GOING ON & WHAT WE CAN DO By: Adaptive Plant Health and Weed Solutions

You’ve probably seen it: Arizona ash (Fraxi• Spread is slow and localized — ash nus velutina, including the “Modesto” cultivar) decline in Phoenix tends to emerge in exhibiting thinning canopies, branch dieback, pockets rather than sweeping across and premature leaf drop. This isn’t just a nuisance entire landscapes rapidly.

— it’s part of a systemic condition known as ash Not the emerald ash borer… yet: decline (sometimes “ash yellows”) impacting The invasive Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has urban forests in the Valley. not been confirmed in Phoenix, but its potential risk is real. In Arizona, overlap between ash What We Know Pathogen link: The disease is associated with range and suitable EAB habitat is high, making a phytoplasma (a type of bacteria that lives in vigilance wise. the phloem). Investigations in the Phoenix area What Landscape & Tree Managers found phytoplasma DNA in ash tissues express- Should Do ing decline symptoms.

1. Monitor proactively- Inspect Ash trees annually for early signs: reduced leaf area, flagging branches, dying tips.

2. Soil, water & nutrition supportOptimize irrigation (but avoid overwatering). Use soil injections or basal feeding to reduce additional stress.

3. Avoid mechanical injury- Be careful when pruning or working near trunks and roots — wounds open the door to further decline.

4. Remove or isolate severely impacted specimens- If a tree is already in advanced decline, replacement may be the safer choice.

5. Diversify tree species- Don’t rely heavily on ash in future plantings — mix in more resilient natives suited to desert conditions.

6. Stay on alert for EAB - Even though not established here, the Emerald Ash Borer represents a potential threat.

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Symptoms & progression:

• Sparse foliage and reduced new shoot growth • Progressive dieback of branches over time • Leaf yellowing, necrosis, branch mortality Over an 8-year study of Modesto ash, symptom severity escalated and about 30% mortality was observed in afflicted trees. Arizona State University

Contributing stress factors:

• Drought stress (even trees on irrigation are vulnerable, especially under • Physical damage (pruning wounds, mechanical injury) and root stress are frequently observed in declining trees

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14 ALCA Phoenix Member Mixer 15 ACLP Safety & Tools – In Person & Online via Zoom 17 ACLP Plant Identification – Tucson in Person 23 Sustainable Landscape Management – In Person & Online via Zoom 29 ACLP Plant Identification – In Person & Online via Zoom

18 ALCA Phoenix Member Mixer 5 ACLP Tree & Shrub Pruning – In Person & Online via Zoom 12 ACLP Irrigation – In Person & Online via Zoom 13 ACLP Irrigation in Spanish – ALCA Office in Person 21 ACLP Tree Planting & Staking – Tucson in Person

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ALCA LANDSCAPE AWARDS

2025 Excellence in Landscaping Awards Agriscaping Technologies, LLC

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Queen Creek Botanical Gardens, Commercial Maintenance Under $100,000, Award of Excellence

2025 Excellence in Landscaping Awards Stephen Hickman

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U of A Tech Park, Commercial Maintenance $300,000 - $500,000, Award of Excellence

2025 Excellence in Landscaping Awards Back to Nature Landcare

Pinnacle Hill HOA, Commercial Maintenance Under $100,000, Award of Excellence

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2025 Excellence in Landscaping Awards Agave Environmental Contracting

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Sierra Verde Phase V, Commercial Installation $100,000 - $300,000, Judges Award

East Sedona Water Storage Tank, Commercial Installation $100,000 - $300,000, Judges Award

Sterling Grove Southwest Corner Park, Commercial Installation $300,000 - $500,000, Award of Distinction

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2024 2025 Excellence in Landscaping Awards Grounds Control, LLCContracting Agave Environmental

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1403 W 10th Pl, Ste B-112, Tempe, AZ 85281 (602) 849-6058 | www.Arizonacla.com

Civano Growers

We are a family owned and operated business that specializes in growing native and arid-adapted plants for the Southwest. Our 80-acre growing facility is located in Sahuarita, Arizona. We also have a retail shop that is open to the public in Tucson.

PO Box 1100, Sahaurita, AZ 85629 (520) 746-9205 | www.civanogrowers.com

Courtesy Fleet/Commercial

Clemente Ranch Parkways Upgrades Installation, Commercial Installation Over $1 Million, Judges Award

2025 Excellence in Landscaping Awards DBL LLC

Sponsored by:

Courtesy Fleet/Commercial is a full-service Chevrolet, Isuzu dealership that also provides Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Nissan and Volvo vehicles.

(602) 604-3040 | www.courtesyfleet.com

Arizona Turf Masters/ Synthetic Grass Store

Synthetic Grass Store provides contractors, synthetic lawn installers and Do It Yourself (DIY) homeowners with a one stop shop for all the materials and information needed to make their landscaping dreams come true. From design tips, tool rentals and safety specifications to installing your perfect backyard putting green through our partner company Arizona Turf Masters, our professional and knowledgeable team can support your project from start to finish.

(480) 751-4343 | www.azturfmasters.com (602) 996-8873 | www.syntheticgrassstore.com

Hunter Industries/FX Luminaire

Hunter Industries offers thousands of products in over 120 countries, including a complete spectrum of water- and energy-efficient solutions for residential, commercial, and golf course irrigation systems. We also offer industry-leading landscape, architectural, and facade lighting solutions through our FX Luminaire and Lumascape brands.

480-305-4289 | www.hunterindustries.com

Corpay

Corpay is a global S&P 500 corporate payments company that offers digital payment solutions to help businesses manage expenses like fuel, travel, and vendor payments, aiming to save them time and money through automation, corporate cards, and cross-border services.

(623) 301-0707 | https://calendly.com/ yvette-wright-book-now-fuel-rebates-corpay

Husqvarna Group/ET Water

Circle G Ranches IV, Commercial Maintenance Under $100,000, Judges Award

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The Husqvarna Group is a Swedish global leader in outdoor power products, manufacturing tools for forest, park, and garden care like chainsaws, robotic mowers, and trimmers, plus construction equipment, under brands including Husqvarna, Gardena, McCulloch, and Flymo, evolving from its 1689 origins as a musket producer into an innovative, sustainable brand known for its technology and market presence.

(480) 261-8116 | www.husqvarnagroup.com

ALCA LANDSCAPE AWARDS

2025 Excellence in Landscaping Awards n.r. design+build, l.l.c.

Sponsored by:

Martino Biltmore Residence, Residential Installation $500,000 - $1 Million, Award of Excellence

NEW MEMBERS New Creations Landscape Services Inc

Nathan Terrell PO BOX 863 Queen Creek, AZ 85142 nterrell@nclsaz.com New Creations Landscape Services is locally owned and operated in the East Valley. We have been licensed, bonded, and insured for over 35 years! Our mission is to provide a quality landscape service unparalleled to the competition.

We reach these goals each day with exceptional customer service, attention to detail, and a “can-do” attitude. Our employees are professional, courteous, and trusted experts in their respective fields.

We strive to grow our expertise daily and pay it forward to our people and clients.

Contractor Class 3

Valley Scapes Landscape LLC Jose Cardenas jlcardenas2000@gmail.com Contractor Class 1

Delacruz Landscaping

Martino Biltmore Residence, Residential Maintenance Under $25,000, Award Distinction

Diana Martinez 4631 S 6th Street Phoenix, Arizona 85040 dlandscaping07@gmail.com We were established in 2021 but have been serving the valley for over 20 years.

We offer a variety of services from landscaping, yard maintenance, and tree services to irrigation installations for both commercial and residential properties.

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ALCA MEMBER PROFILE

WEST COAST TURF/WESTERN SOD

WEST COAST TURF/WESTERN SOD

Quality, Service, and the Newest Eco-Friendly Natural Grasses West Coast Turf/Western Sod (WCT/WS) is Arizona’s most established natural grass grower. For more than 30 years, we have supplied sod for golf courses, NFL and MLB fields, Super Bowls, spring training complexes, parks, schools, municipalities, sports facilities, and residential lawns throughout the Southwest. Our Scottsdale farm offers same-day pick-up, dependable delivery, and local expertise you can count on.

• Proven field and trial results Test sites across golf tees and fairways, sports turf, and municipal settings have shown consistent summer growth, solid coverage, and dependable wear tolerance.

• Water-efficient performance In reduced-irrigation trials, Coachella Bermuda held better density and color with less water compared to several traditional bermuda varieties.

Eco-Friendly Natural Grasses and Drought• Quick recovery Tolerant Options It responds well to standard mowing practices and recovers WCT/WS offers many quickly from traffic, drought stress, and regular use. It fits smoothly into typical maintenance programs.

• Versatile across many applications Coachella Bermuda works well for: – Residential lawns in full sun – Golf course tees, fairways, and roughs – Sports fields, and other sports surfaces – Commercial landscapes – City and municipal properties – Communities focused on water savings Coachella Bermuda offers a practical, reliable option for modern landscapes needing water-conscious turf with strong seasonal performance.

WCT/WS also offers Tahoma 31 Bermuda, known for its drought tolerance and traffic strength, along with TifTuf, St. Augustine, EZ-Turf, BOBSod, Platinum Paspalum and other warm-season grasses commonly used throughout Arizona.

“These grasses—especially Stadium, Coachella Bermuda, and Tahoma 31—are generating the most interest due to their performance in heat and reducedwater environments,” Jay Danek, WCT/WS’s general manager said.

Mr. Wise Grass — Our Sod Blog

Danek writes Ask Mr. Wise Grass, a blog where he answers turf questions and shares seasonal maintenance advice. Virtual and in person Lunch & Learn sessions are available for anyone wanting warm-season grasses selected for performance in hot, dry climates. to learn more about natural grass.

These varieties are chosen for color, durability, water savings, and Contact Us overall reliability throughout the year.

888-893-8873 | www.westcoastturf.com Our exclusive Stadium Zoysia continues to perform well. It Facebook, Instagram & X: @westcoastturf has a dark green color, fine texture, dense growth, and a deep root Life is short. Sod it! system. Its strong wear tolerance makes it well suited for golf course areas, sports fields, parks, and active home lawns. FireRock Country Club recently converted all fairways and tees to Stadium Zoysia.

Our newest introduction is Coachella Bermuda™.

Coachella Bermuda

Coachella Bermuda was developed through university breeding and multi-year field evaluations with a focus on water efficiency, heat tolerance, seasonal performance, and recovery. It has a natural blue-green color and an upright growth habit that creates a clean, uniform appearance.

Key benefits include:

• Strong performance in full sun and heat Coachella Bermuda maintains color and density through long, hot stretches and seasonal temperature swings.

We do the

groundwork for you.

Hill & Usher’s Trim Risk for Maintenance or Construction

602.667.1848 • www.trimrisk.com

Hill & Usher • 3033 North 44th Street, #300 • Phoenix, AZ 85018

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ALCA MEMBER PROFILE SOUTH COAST WHOLESALE

SOUTH COAST WHOLESALE Need A Date?®

Celebrating 20 Years, South Coast Wholesale (SCW) is a leading supplier of high-quality Phoenix dactylifera DATE PALMS & more.

Based in California, SCW has been serving Arizona for 20 years. SCW owns its own fleet of trucks and ships its palms weekly throughout Arizona. In addition to Arizona, SCW ships regularly throughout California, Nevada, Texas, & Florida.

In additional to the Phoenix dactylifera Date Palm, South Coast Wholesale also specializes in Phoenix canariensis - Canary Island Date Palm, Washingtonia filifera - California Fan Palm, Washingtonia robusta – Mexican Fan Palm & Washingtonia hybrid - ‘Filibusta.’

SCW is now offering Male Non-Fruiting Date Palms! While the males are in limited supply, SCW always has 1,000’s of Medjool, Deglet Noor & Zahidi date palms available in all sizes. South Coast Wholesale can fill all orders; big or small.

Known for its Phoenix dactylifera Date Palms, South Coast Wholesale also deals in Brahea armata – Mexican Blue Fan Palm, Chamaerops humilis – Mediterranean Fan Palm, Olea europaea – Mature Olive Trees, and more.

SCW’s palms and trees can be seen at many private estates, hotels, & resorts throughout Arizona, and at several of the Las Vegas Casinos.

SCW proudly supports the ALCA and the ASLA

Whether you’re a landscape contractor, architect, designer, or developer, SCW has built its business on being a responsible and reliable supplier you can count on for every project.

For pictures, pricing, or more information; Email: quotes@southcoastwholesale.com Call: 888-326-7256 or Visit us Online at www. southcoastwholesale.com

South Coast Wholesale Offers....

• Product Photos, with specs (for submittals) • FAST Shipping • Knowledgeable Staff (ISA Certified Arborists, Certified Riggers & Operators) • Consulting Services • Tree Salvage/Relocation • Assistance with recommendations/best practices both pre and post installation

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WE’RE MORE THAN JUST ROCK. MDI’s Green Waste Recycling Program has kept thousands of tons of yard waste out of landfills — transforming it into high-quality, nutrient-rich compost.

Enhances garden soil • Ideal topping for winter lawn seed • A sustainable and organic source for elements N, P, & K

560 EZ St. Prescott, AZ 86301

2815 E. Rose Garden Ln. Phoenix, AZ 85050

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1566 W. Ocotillo Rd. San Tan Valley, AZ 85140

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764 W Old Hwy 66 Ash Fork, AZ 86320

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Supporting the Australia Koala Foundation tis rt A n a li ra Aust Storyteller habitat Saturday, March 14th, 2026 Performer preservation lor y a T ” k program ic t S g 8am to 2pm Paul “Walkin us to share g in in jo e will b at the Australian Outback Plantation tories! music and s 51231 W. Narramore Road, Harquahala Valley, AZ 85354 Directions:

I-10 West, exit 81 (also called Salome Hwy/Harquahala Valley Road). Turn south and take an immediate right – this puts you on Harquahala Valley Road (HVR). Follow for approximately 15 miles until it deadends at Baseline Road – take a left and an immediate right to continue on HVR. Follow until turns to dirt. This is where you’ll see a large Australian Outback Plantation sign. Continue on dirt until you come to the next large sign – turn left in front of that sign and follow into plantation. At the fork in the road – hang to the right until you come to the barn.

Parking is in this area.

Warning: do not use GPS, nor google maps – you’ll end up on the wrong side of the valley!

Contact: australianoutbackplants@gmail.com

ALCA MEMBER PROFILE VEMEER MOUNTAIN WEST

KEEPING CREWS MOVING IN ARIZONA:

Reliable Support When Conditions Get Rough

we’re focused on one thing: getting you back on the job with equipment you can count on.

Parts Support That Keeps You On Schedule

Parts problems never happen at a good time. We work with contractors across the Phoenix metro and out in the more remote corners of the state.

Our parts team has professional training, uses technology to identify what you need fast, and maintains inventory based on what contractors actually use.

The goal is to cut down delays and get the right parts where they need to go.

Just as important, we try to make the whole parts process straightforward. Clear communication, accurate orders, and real options when you're working against the clock.

Arizona landscaping moves at its own pace.

The heat, dust, rocks, and long drives between jobs don't just wear on your crew. They’re hard on equipment too. When a machine breaks down, it doesn’t just stop one job. It throws off your whole day’s schedule. That’s why contractors here need partners who actually understand what it’s like to work in Arizona and can help minimize downtime.

At Vermeer Mountain West, we keep it simple: help contractors stay productive by making it easy to get answers, get parts, and get Sales Conversations About What back to work.

Actually Works for You Service Support That Gets the Reality of In Arizona, picking “the right machine” isn't Jobsite Conditions about what looks good in a brochure. It's about

When you’re running equipment in extreme heat and dust, little problems can snowball fast.

Our factory-certified technicians work on Vermeer equipment day in and day out. They know how to spot issues quickly and fix them right.

Whether you need routine maintenance, help troubleshooting something, or an urgent repair,

your terrain, the materials you’re working with, your crew size, how you’re transporting equipment, and the rhythm of your season. Our sales team takes a consultative approach. We work with you to understand what you’re trying to accomplish and what's going to hold up on your specific sites. We want to help you choose

equipment that fits how you actually work and delivers value over the long haul.

One Team, One Focus: Keeping You Up and Running

What connects our service, parts, and sales teams is a shared commitment: show up prepared, communicate clearly, and help contractors keep moving. The best partnerships don’t eliminate every challenge Arizona throws at you, but they make your response faster and the outcomes more predictable.

Vermeer Mountain West serves contractors throughout Arizona and the Southwest, supporting landscape and related industries with equipment, parts, and service built around the real conditions you face in the field.

TRANSFORM YOUR FLEET 480-854-7373 | 3431 E. Main Street • Mesa, AZ 95213 | www.dtbody.com Whether you are looking for a safer and more efficient way to perform your tasks or expand your services, Switch-N-Go® can help. Give us 5 minutes and we can transform your fleet to meet any job or seasonal demand. Let's talk about how the Switch-N-Go® solution can make your business WorkReady™ with our hoist system and interchangeable truck bodies.

• One Truck with Multiple Bodies • Significantly Lower Total Cost of Ownership • Ground Level Loading • Multi-Seasonal Use • Greater Job Efficiency • Maneuverability • Non-CDL Trucks

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RESOURCE GUIDE/AD INDEX COMMERCIAL FLEET VEHICLES

Diversified Truck & Equipment Sales, Inc. (480) 854-7373 DTBody.com Please see our ad on page............................... 21 FLEET & VEHICLE MANAGEMENT

OnSite OilChange Plus (480) 470-0352 onsiteoilchangeplus.com Please see our ad on page.......................... 4, 23 INSURANCE

Hill & Usher (602) 667-1848 trimrisk.com Please see our ad on page...............................18 IRRIGATION PRODUCTS & SYSTEMS

Horizon (800) PVCTURF (782-8873) horizononline.com Please see our ad on page...............................22 Hunter Industries (760) 744-5240 hunterindustries.com Please see our ad on page.................................4

LANDSCAPE CERTIFICATION TRAINING/TESTING

Metro Institute (602) 452-2900 metroinstitute.com Please see our ad on page.................................6 LANDSCAPE EQUIPMENT

Stotz Equipment 623-936-7131 stotzequipment.com Please see our ad on page...............................19 LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

Material Delivery, Inc. dba MDI Rock (602) 569-8722 mdirock.com Please see our ad on page...............................20 LIGHTING

Brilliance LED, LLC (800) 867-2108 brillianceled.com Please see our ad on page...............................10 NURSERIES

All Season Wholesale Growers (602) 276-0230 allseasongrowers.com Please see our ad on page.................................5

Arid Solutions Nursery (602) 437-5194 aridsolutionsnursery.com Please see our ad on page.................................6 Arizona Wholesale Growers (623) 581-3100 azwholesalegrowers.com Please see our ad on page.................................3 Australian Outback Plantation (623) 780-8500 australianoutbackplants.com Please see our ad on page.......................................20 South Coast Wholesale (888) 326-7256 southcoastwholesale.com Please see our ad on page.....Inside Front Cover SOD/TURF

Evergreen Turf, Inc. (480) 456-1199 evergreenturf.com Please see our ad on page................Back Cover West Coast Turf (888) 893-8873 westcoastturf.com Please see our ad on page.................................9 TREES

Western Tree Company (602) 243-6125 westerntree.com Please see our ad on page.................................5

Horizon is your #1 source for irrigation and landscape supplies.

Irrigation & Drainage products, training & accessories Outdoor Living Products including landscape lighting, synthetic turf, pavers & outdoor kitchens Landscape & Agronomic products & training

Gas & Battery Power Equipment, including parts & service

With HorizonOnline, now every branch is your branch!

Nosotros hablamos Español

Order your product from any Horizon branch and choose pick-up, delivery or shipping. So the job keeps moving - no matter what!

Search “HorizonOnline” in your preferred app store

800.PVC.TURF | HorizonOnline.com

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The Oil Change Shop that Comes to You!

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FLEET SERVICES • RV'S • PERSONAL VEHICLES Professional Oil Changes • Battery Replacement Full Brake Service • Tire Sale & Install at Your Location Serving the Greater Phoenix Area Let us keep your fleet on the road and avoid costly downtime!

Servicing Gas or Diesel Vehicles Also available:

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 Engine Air Filter & Cabin Air Filter replacement  Diesel Fuel Filter replacement  Wiper Blade & Exterior Light Bulb replacements

Home  Office  Job Sites Authorized Service Provider for Most Fleet Management Companies

 ALCA 2025 Outstanding Customer Service Award 

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Two Full-Service Repair Shops!

OnSiteOilChangePlus.com

3832 E. Illini Street Phoenix, AZ 85040 & 1730 W Sunrise Blvd., Ste A105 Gilbert, AZ 85233 (Free Pick-Up & Delivery)

Arizona’s Premier Sod Producer!

Now serving all of Arizona, New Mexico, & Southern California!

Varieties

 Midiron  Tifway  TifGrand  Tifgreen  TifTuf  St. Augustine  Sand Based Sod

Services

 Installation  Big Roll  Small Roll  Hydro-sprigging  Hydro-seeding

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1-877-418-8873 • 1-480-456-1199

Official Turf Provider for the