Watch your mail: The 2025 USDA Census of Horticulture Specialties is being mailed this month to more than 2,000 horticultural operations in Oregon and some 40,000 nationwide. The census asks questions about crops grown, their value, the square footage used for growing them, production expenses and more. Deadline: Responses are required by law. They are […]
December 2024: Oregon is Nursery Country
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Oregon’s family-owned nurseries continue to build on their green successes and innovate with an eye towards the future.
Welcome to Nursery Country 2024
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Oregon’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.
Profile: Krueger’s Tree Farm
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Richard “Dick” Krueger is building a legacy of innovation with a eye toward solving tomorrow’s problems
Profile: Gold Family Farms
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Steve and Joe Gold are focused on providing value and quality for their customers through efficiencies and scale.
Profile: Palmer Creek Nursery
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Rufino Reyes and his son Jimmy stay nimble to focus on customer needs while maintaining quality.
Profile: Colony Nursery
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Clinton Smay and Travis Burke are taking their nursery to the next level with new plant innovations
Colored pots have benefits beyond branding
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USDA research shows plant container color can prevent root damage from high temperatures
Director’s Desk: A year to take stock and be grateful
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It is an understatement that 2024 has been a year full of anxiety. There’s been a contentious election season, uncertain economic conditions, and the emergence of challenges for nurseries specifically.
Emphasizing fall planting for color
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How does a garden center capture the
kaleidoscope of fall colors and turn it into potential sales?
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