At the 2025 Farwest Show, held in August, the Oregon Association of Nurseries organized a Climate Summit aimed at examining both sides of the equation.
What’s the deal with bug poop?
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Idea of marketing bug poop as fertilizer deserves closer investigation.
Muchísimas gracias
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Gracias, lector, por acompañarme a visitar tantos viveros y conocer a tanta gente maravillosa durante los últimos 12 meses.
Many thanks
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Thank you, reader, for coming along with me to visit so many nurseries and meet so many wonderful folks over the past 12 months.
September 2025
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September’s edition of Digger recaps the important happenings at the 2025 Farwest Show, held August 20-22 at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland. We also look at the growing trend of foodscaping, where edibles and ornamentals are combined to make the most of smaller home lot sizes, and catch up with five former Oregon Nurseries […]
On the Road Again
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Nursery visits are providing us with incredible insights into the current challenges and opportunities facing the industry.
How a unique research collaboration is shaping the future of nursery production
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In the nursery industry, challenges are nothing new, but in recent years, the stakes have risen higher.
Foodscaping incorporates edibles into ornamental landscapes
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The concept of incorporating edible plants into ornamentals is known as foodscaping. It’s of interest not just to consumers, but the retailers and growers who serve them.
Excitement, optimism prevail at 2025 Farwest Show
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A palpable sense of excitement and optimism for the future prevailed at the 2025 Farwest Show in Portland, Oregon, as exhibitors put their best foot forward, forged new customer connections.
You ain’t seen nothin’ yet
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The lesson today is if you make someone’s job physically easier, productivity will follow.
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