Wednesday, October 14, 2026
From 11:15am - 1:00pm At

Our Program Topic Will Be:

Winterize & Thrive: Protecting Your Community's Landscape Through the Cold Months

Join us for an insightful October luncheon featuring expert insights from a professional landscaper and certified arborist on preparing your community's grounds for winter. Learn practical, cost-effective strategies for protecting trees, plants, and hardscapes from cold-weather damage—helping your community save on spring repairs and maintain curb appeal year-round. Don't miss this opportunity to get your questions answered by local experts before the first frost hits!

Our Presenters Will Be:

David Brantley, Arborist | Southern Botanical

David Brantley is a published arborist with a passion for education.  He has an unwavering dedication to empowering communities to create urban forests that thrive.  His specialized knowledge paired with over 30 years of experience as an arborist has made him a sought-after diagnostician for individual clients and corporations alike.

Justin Knox, General Mangager | SuperScapes

Justin Knox is a Branch Manager at Superscapes with 15 years of experience in commercial landscape management. He specializes in landscape design, renovations, ongoing maintenance, and delivering exceptional client experiences. His renovation projects have earned both state and national awards.  Justin began his career in the industry specializing in irrigation repair and went on to serve six years on the Dallas Irrigation Association Board of Directors. A passionate horticulturist and educator, he regularly shares his expertise through seminars for cities, HOAs, and landscape architecture groups, with a focus on sustainable landscape practices.

Max Wagner, Agronomist | SuperScapes

For the past five years, Max has managed and executed full-scale chemical programs for commercial landscape companies, with a focus on improving turf health, optimizing fertility, and maintaining high-quality landscapes. His hands-on experience and strong understanding of agronomic practices allow him to develop effective, results-driven programs tailored to the needs of commercial properties.