One of the tremendous blessings of being your executive director is to witness the emergence, growth and impact of our volunteer leaders.
What Farwest and IPPS reminded me about how horticulture moves forward
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Students who once came through our programs are showing up again, this time as members of the industry.
Highlighting Oregon’s nursery women
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Meet five nurserywomen who exemplify the best that the Oregon nursery industry has to offer.
New developments from breeders are keeping pansies at the top of color annuals race
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In the world of color annuals, pansies have been a top performer for many years, their popularity buoyed by their cold tolerance.
Garden foliage simulates sunshine
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Garden centers often organize plants in groups according to a variety of different categories, all with the intention of helping the customer find the specific kind of plant they might be looking for. Signage of these diverse groups can be very helpful. You’ll often see signs indicating categories such as shade trees, conifers, ground covers, […]
An unforgettable experience
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It’s hard to believe my year as president of the Oregon Association of Nurseries is already coming to an end.
GOP gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan visits Farwest Show
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The longtime ally of the nursery industry reiterated her belief in its importance.
September 2026 Digger
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The September issue of Digger magazine recaps the important news and happenings at the Farwest Show and explores the winter beauties Hellebores. Read on! 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.
What nearly two decades of intelligent sprayer research has taught us.
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One of my earliest field experiments after arriving at Oregon State University found me walking nursery rows with two people who knew far more about pest management than I did: nursery IPM specialist Robin Rosetta and plant pathologist Jay Pscheidt. We were setting out small pieces of yellow water-sensitive paper — tucking them deep inside […]
Why your voice is essential
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Your membership in the Oregon Association of Nurseries is more than a plaque on the wall or a yearly renewal notice.
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