Growing demand for native plants creates challenges and opportunities for nurseries
The new NurseryGuide.com powers up with new features
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Buyers can find more and growers can sell more with enhanced site
The ‘little things’ are the foundation
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Mother’s Day isn’t complicated. It’s just a chance to recognize someone who’s been in your corner from the very beginning.
April: The Tree Issue
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In this year’s annual Tree Issue, Digger takes a deep dive into Japanese maples and looks at the new and exciting cultivars being developed as well as why some tried-and-true varieties have staying power. Columns: Growing Knowledge, an ongoing series provided by Oregon State University in collaboration with the USDA and in partnership with OAN. Download […]
The numbers confirm what we already know
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Oregon is the top producer of nursery stock in the United States and the third-largest grower of horticultural specialty crops overall.
Managing powdery mildew with biological fungicides
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Interest in natural treatment methods is being driven by concerns over resistance
and the desire for reduced-risk pest management.
Nurseries find ways to overcome workforce language barriers
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Like a lot of people, Ben Verhoeven, owner of Peoria Gardens in Albany, Oregon, took two years of Spanish in high school — but it didn’t really stick. “I’m pretty sure I goofed off most of the time,” he said. Years later, as he first worked on his family’s nursery and eventually took the reins, […]
Bare-root grading among the most challenging tasks
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Grading bare-root trees is both a subjective and an objective process.
Japanese maples are always in style
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Collectors and new developments mean Japanese maples are still one of the hottest sellers.
The long-term value of favorite trees
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Here are four different trees that are among my favorites for being appropriate for my garden.
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