Installing flowers professionally requires more than a truck and trowel. You'll need: a municipal business license, a Level 1A Soil Erosion & Sedimentation Certificate, a Live Plant Dealer License, and if applying any pesticide, a Commercial Pesticide Applicator License. The Georgia Certified Landscape Professional program adds credibility. Full details at bit.ly/landscapelicense.
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