The purpose of Neil’s trials is to broaden the palette of plant selections that may be new to our area and perhaps have not yet been readily available locally.
Advocacy training matters more than ever
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Advocacy training helps us learn how to explain what we do, understanding which issues matter most, and get the confidence to tell our story.
Retailers are our indicator of economic health
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Retail nurseries and garden centers often operate as the beating heart — quietly, consistently, and too often underappreciated.
Terra Nova Nurseries unveils Pantone-inspired plant list for 2026
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The 2026 selection of Terra Nova plant pairings includes 20 best-of-breeding varieties
December 2025: Welcome to Oregon Nursery Country
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Oregon’s family nurseries form the backbone of the state’s agricultural economy. Nursery and greenhouse material is the state’s top ag commodity, generating $1.22 billion in sales in 2022. There are several factors behind this success, including an ideal climate for dormancy and growth, adequate rainfall for irrigation, quality soil on abundant land, and — perhaps most […]
Adaptable, not just marketable
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Public interest surges in climate-ready plants, but what does that mean?
Profile: Monrovia Nursery Company
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Monrovia Nursery Company — now based in Dayton, Oregon — is the nation’s largest grower of premium plants by sales and container acreage.
Profile: Heritage Seedlings & Liners
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From its inception, Heritage Seedlings & Liners has focused on propagating liners of rare and unique deciduous plants.
Profile: Ekstrom & Schmidt Nursery
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Ekstrom & Schmidt Nursery started with 10 acres and has grown to more than 160 acres and is known for Japanese maples, dogwoods and redbuds.
Profile: Columbia Nursery
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Columbia Nursery specializes in growing rare and unique conifers and Japanese maples.
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