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Landscape Contractor Magazine
|March - April 2026
For new and returning members alike, association membership has big advantages. Here is the story of one professional who recently joined the Landscape Industries Association of Western Australia.
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For Caddy Jackson, owner of small landscaping business Mint Landscapes, joining the Landscape Industries Association of Western Australia (LIAWA) was about more than membership - it offers connection, support and growth. “There are some things I don't know as a new small-business owner and LIAWA is such a great resource of experienced landscapers,” Caddy said. “I wanted to engage properly, so I nominated for the board. Now, I'm all in and we're doing some great things for the industry.”
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