Styrax japonicus is catching the eyes of gardeners and greater attention from growers
Meet the leader: Sam Pohlschneider
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What 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 […]
Some lesser-known trees to consider
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Many beautiful trees are overlooked becuase they are not as well known as their cousins.
Make the first move
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The most important lesson I learn during my visit to JLPN is to be proactive with your customers.
March 2025: The Perennial Issue
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This 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.
A trade war would be costly
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Agriculture groups have warned for months that President Donald Trump’s tariff plans could put U.S. farmers in the crosshairs of retaliatory tariffs.
New tools in the battle against thrips
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New research shows a promising path to managing this agricultural pest
Nurseries reap the benefits of benchmarking
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Nurseries that closely track their processes enjoy efficiencies, benefits and bottom-line boosts
Breeders respond to rising demand with an Echinacea explosion
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The iconic native plant with star appeal has become the emblem of the pollinator gardening movement, and the cultivars just keep coming.
Nurseries shift production seasons to meet demands, save costs
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Growers adjust production schedules due to changes in labor laws, labor shortages, plant varietal advancements and market factors.
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