
Disease Alerts, Drought & New Tech | TNLA Green Matters Newsletter 1.6.26
TNLA's Green Matters Newsletter provides industry news, trends, and research every Tuesday

Lethal Bronzing: New Texas Quarantine Zones Identified
Following an earlier TNLA member alert, additional quarantine zones have now been identified for lethal bronzing, a deadly palm disease affecting more than 20 species. Read more to view updated maps and learn what’s changed.

PHS Reveals Gardening Trends for 2026
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society has released its top gardening trends shaping the year ahead — from rewilding and water-wise gravel gardens to cut flowers, houseplant innovations, and ecological garden design. See what’s expected to influence growers in 2026. Read More
US Drought Monitor: December 31, 2025 Map
Extreme drought (D3) expanded in central Texas, while severe drought (D2) was introduced or expanded in southeast Oklahoma, southeast Texas, west-central Louisiana, eastern Tennessee, parts of central Texas, and northeast Arkansas. Read More

Autonomous Mowers: What’s New for Landscape Pros
Recent innovations are making autonomous mowers more capable and efficient, with better navigation, obstacle detection, automated scheduling, and rugged performance across diverse landscapes. Learn what these upgrades mean for your operation. Read More
Strong Teams Start with Better Communication
In this month’s Listen up column, industry leaders share practical tips for handling everyday team challenges and improving communication on the job — from resolving workplace friction to building trust and understanding across diverse work styles. Read More


