One of the tremendous blessings of being your executive director is to witness the emergence, growth and impact of our volunteer leaders.
Garden foliage simulates sunshine
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Garden centers often organize plants in groups according to a variety of different categories, all with the intention of helping the customer find the specific kind of plant they might be looking for. Signage of these diverse groups can be very helpful. You’ll often see signs indicating categories such as shade trees, conifers, ground covers, […]
An unforgettable experience
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It’s hard to believe my year as president of the Oregon Association of Nurseries is already coming to an end.
Why your voice is essential
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Your membership in the Oregon Association of Nurseries is more than a plaque on the wall or a yearly renewal notice.
Learning your challenges face to face
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One of the things I’ve enjoyed most during my time as OAN president has been getting out and visiting your farms.
The show that rooted an industry
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Trade shows are still the living room of an industry. They are part marketplace, part family reunion, part classroom, and part proving ground. In a world dominated by screens, algorithms, and rushed digital exchanges, there remains something powerful about standing shoulder to shoulder with the people who grow, ship, innovate, and sustain the green industry. […]
A blast from the very distant past
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The Wollemi pine dates back to about 90 million years ago.
Build lasting relationships at the Farwest Show
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We do business with people we know and trust, and those relationships aren’t built through a string of emails.
A reflection of America herself
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The story of the Smithsonian is, in many ways, the story of America itself — ambitious, imperfect, curious, inventive, and constantly evolving.
When disparate parts join, they make a better whole
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At first glance, a link between boudin (pronounced “BOO-dan”) and the 250th anniversary of the United States might seem like a stretch.
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