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.
The importance of the NexGen-eration
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Too many good operations are one retirement, illness, or burnout away from uncertainty. That’s why the next generation matters so much right now.
March: The Perennials Issue
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This month’s issue takes a closer look at the hottest trends in perennials.
What the OAN means to me
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The OAN isn’t just an office in Wilsonville or a staff that puts on events. It’s an organization built to support this industry from every angle.
Deadline approaching to obtain water right permit extensions
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Legislative changes to the state’s water right permitting process modify long-standing timelines and procedures for perfecting water rights.
A look at a few unusual perennials
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Sometimes a word that gardeners often use can convey different meanings, depending on the context. The speaker’s intended meaning can be quite different from what the listener hears or understands. The word “perennial” is a good example. Generally, it is used to refer to a plant that lives for a number of years and usually […]
Perennials that beat the heat
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Breeders are developing plants to meet increased demand for heat-resistant, sun-tolerant perennials
OSU’s study of native plants gives insights into preferences of gardeners and pollinators
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and Gail Langellotto Native plants have greatly increased in popularity among gardeners over the past several years, in part due to these plants’ purported value to bees and other pollinators. However, many native plants are difficult to grow and finish at scale in modern nursery production systems. Also, some native plants are viewed as too […]
Labor remains backbone of nursery production
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Automation has undeniably improved efficiency, reduced waste, and helped growers remain competitive. But our industry still runs on human hands.
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