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Landscape Australia Expo in Brisbane* -14 -15 April 2011

01/02/2011

The Landscape Australia Expo Brisbane, is the only indoor trade expo for the Industry.

This is your opportunity to see the latest products, services, trends and technologies, brought together in a relaxed atmosphere for you to discuss business and to network.

2011 will also provide the opportunity to participate in the industry driven seminar and educational programs with topics including Industry Panels, Greenroofs and Greenwalls, Small Business Management, Water Management, Art and Design Panels, Turf, Erosion Control and more.

If you’re professionally involved in the design, specification, construction or maintenance of public, commercial or residential landscapes – this expo has been designed for you.

â€¯Visit www.landscapeexpo.com.au for free registration.

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