What happened to John Deere Landscape?

On October 19th, John Deere Landscapes rebranded as SiteOne Landscape Supply. With over 460 locations in 44 U.S. states and five Canadian provinces, SiteOne is the largest wholesale distributor of landscape supplies in North America.

Who bought John Deere Landscapes?

Clayton, Dubilier & Rice
Private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) has agreed to acquire John Deere Landscapes (JDL) in a deal valued at about $465 million.

Who owns SiteOne Landscape Supply?

Siteone Landscape Supply Holding, LlcSiteOne Landscape Supply / Parent organization

Who owns Lesco?

John Deere
SiteOne Landscape Supply
Lesco/Parent organizations
By 1996, nearly 50% of major golf courses reported using LESCO products. In 2007, the LESCO brand was acquired by John Deere Landscapes, which would later become SiteOne Landscape Supply.

How many locations does SiteOne landscape supply have?

Through our expansive North American network of over 590 store locations in 45 US states and six Canadian provinces, we offer a comprehensive selection of more than 130,000 stock keeping units, or SKUs, including irrigation supplies, fertilizer and control products (e.g. , herbicides), landscape accessories, nursery …

What is John Deere called now?

The present firm was incorporated in 1958 as John Deere–Delaware Company; it assumed the current company name later that year after merging with the older Deere & Company and its subsidiaries. Since its inception, Deere & Company has witnessed five generations of Deere family leadership.

Why did John Deere change their color?

Deere & Company found lots of success in purchasing other companies and improving their product. They brought together so many different brands and were missing a uniform look so they unified all of its products under one color scheme to make their products even more recognizable to customers.