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Hermes in the News

Hermes Nursery tries to prevent destruction of thousands of trees
In the greater Kansas City area and across the country, the nursery industry is suffering the effects of the housing downturn and faltering commercial development projects.
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Impacting the community and the bottom line
In 2001, Hill & Knowlton/Harris Interactive conducted a poll and found that 79% of Americans take into consideration corporate citizenship practices in their decision to buy a product. Hermes Landscaping is a company that has long understood the value of being a good corporate citizen.
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Hermes Landscaping Donates $128,000 to Local Non-Profit
Lenexa, KS–April 8, 2010—Community Living Opportunities  (CLO), a non-profit organization benefiting children and adults with developmental disabilities, will have a brand new “treescape,” thanks to a donation by Hermes Landscaping of Lenexa, Kansas.  The company recently provided $128,000 in landscaping services and large trees, which will be installed over the next few weeks at the CLO Midnight Farm facility in Baldwin, Kansas. 
Read more here and here and here.

Immigrant Outreach is Good Business
Hermes Landscaping relies heavily on seasonal guest workers. The company tries to help its workers adjust to a new culture and being away from their families for ten months.
Read more here.

2009

Economy forces growers to destroy millions of trees

2007

Buffalo Soldier Monument

Entrepreneurial Exchange E-Day

2004

Gas prices guzzle profits of small businesses

1991

Mule power

1989

Hermes Nursery River Farm grand opening

Hermes Nursery facility destroyed by arson