With 2025 ending and a new year beginning, it seems like a good time to get some feedback from gardeners on what their vision is for their garden.
Two decades in the making
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I feel deeply honored to have served as executive director for the last 15 years. What is more astounding to me is that this is my 20th year at the OAN.
Christmas, reflection, and the people who really matter
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As Christmas rolls around, I find it’s a good time to slow down and take stock. Not just of what’s going on around the nursery and with our crew, but also of my own family and personal life.
OAN announces 2025 Friends of Nurseries award winners
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The Oregon Association of Nurseries has recognized four leaders, including three legislators and a government relations official at AmericanHort, as its Friends of Nurseries award winners for 2025.
OAN leads grower-driven Japanese beetle solution
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Nurseries likely will need to either pay for detection and trapping themselves, or pay the Oregon Department of Agriculture to have it done.
AmericanHort president and CEO to step down
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AmericanHort President and CEO Ken Fisher will step aside at the end of May 2026, marking 10 years of leadership at the national trade association that represents the U.S. horticultural industry, according to a statement from AmericanHort. “Ken’s leadership over the past decade has been extraordinary,” said Kent Fullmer, Chair of the AmericanHort Board of […]
OAN honors industry leaders at 2025 Convention
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Oregon’s nursery industry honored several outstanding contributors at the annual President’s Awards Dinner, held Friday, October 31. The banquet concluded the 2025 OAN Convention, which was held at Wailea Beach Resort on the island of Maui, Hawaii. The award winners were as follows: Emerging Leader of the Year Award winner Tyler Meskers (Oregon Flowers Inc., […]
November 2025: The Transportation Issue
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This month’s issue helps nurseries navigate the challenges of shipping their products efficiently and economically to their buyers.
The 2025 IPPS Western Region meeting in Canada offered growers many chances to connect and learn
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From cutting-edge technology in tissue culture labs to sprawling nursery production facilities, the conference showcased both innovation and scale
Communication with the destination will help plants arrive without disruption
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Often the receivers of nursery shipments play a critical function in keeping schedules on track.
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