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.
Oregon agriculture is sounding the alarm
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Oregon agriculture isn’t asking for special treatment. It’s asking for a fair chance to compete. From family nurseries and greenhouse operations to seed growers and generational farms, Oregon’s agricultural economy has long been one of the state’s defining success stories. The nursery and greenhouse industry alone returns more than $1 billion annually back into Oregon’s […]
Shrubs can also be stars in the garden
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Visiting other gardens and talking with other gardeners is a favorite pastime of mine.
Striving to be like Dad
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It’s about remembering a man who set the standard for how to live, how to treat people, and how to show up every single day.
Vote
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When thinking about elections, Kyle Fessler of Woodburn Nursery & Azaleas said it best: The mayor from Jaws is still the mayor in Jaws 2. In other words, it is important to vote in your local elections. (I love movie references.) The upcoming primary in Oregon isn’t just another date on the political calendar — […]
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.
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