This issue explores the rising consumer attraction to Styrax japonicus and the greater attention that growers are giving this tree and provides ideas to grow and produce better plants.
Seeing a generational shift
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Meet the leader: Sam Pohlschneider
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— PostedWhat is your background? Worked on the family grass seed farm growing up. Graduated from Oregon State University with a degree in agriculture. Interned at Bailey Nursery in Yamhill, Oregon, in the summer of 1996. After graduating from OSU, went to work at Marion Ag Service as a crop adviser for 4 years. Then, went […]
March 2025: The Perennial Issue
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— PostedThis month’s issue is focused on providing growers with new ideas on perennials and their production, and ideas to help nurseries boost the bottom line.
In Memoriam: Melvin John Steffenson
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— PostedThe Oregon Association of Nurseries is saddened to report that Melvin John Steffenson, founder of Pleasant Hill Nursery, passed away peacefully on February 8, 2025.
February 2025: The Greenhouse Issue
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— PostedThis month’s issue is focused on providing greenhouse growers with ideas to grow and work smarter. Columns: Growing Knowledge, an ongoing series provided by Oregon State University in collaboration with the USDA and in partnership with OAN. Download a PDF of this issue.
January 2025: The Retail Issue
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— PostedThis month’s issue helps retail garden centers raise their game and strengthen their connections with their customers. Columns: Growing Knowledge, an ongoing series provided by Oregon State University in collaboration with the USDA and in partnership with OAN. Download a PDF of this issue.
Profile: Palmer Creek Nursery
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— PostedRufino Reyes and his son Jimmy stay nimble to focus on customer needs while maintaining quality.
Welcome to Nursery Country 2024
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— PostedOregon’s family-owned nurseries continue to build on their green successes and innovate with an eye towards the future. Meet four of Oregon’s finest.
December 2024: Oregon is Nursery Country
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