There’s not much to dislike about hummingbirds and many gardeners will select plants that will attract them.
Sometimes new ideas come from watching and learning
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Sometimes opportunities to solve a problem can present themselves if you’re paying attention.
Guidance on immigration enforcement actions
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Nursery businesses should take steps to make sure that they’re prepared for immigration enforcement actions.
Guidance on immigration enforcement actions
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You cannot prevent ICE enforcement actions at your business. However, you and your employees can be prepared in case such an action occurs.
President’s Message: Where the rubber meets the bug
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Inspiration from the automotive industry leads industry veteran at Woodburn Nursery & Azaleas to an innovative and low cost solution to replacement rubber gaskets for beneficial insect colony container lids.
Director’s Desk: Sticking it to England — the birth of Presidents’ Day
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February is a dreary month, so let’s brighten it up with a civic lesson on the origins of Presidents’ Day.
Director’s Desk: Buckle up for a testy political year
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Elected officials can make the industry buckle as quick as a pen signs a piece of paper. We have you covered at the state and federal level.
In the Know: Naturally native
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Whether a plant is native or not can create confusion for the gardener and this is where an independent garden center can shine with knowledge to share.
President’s message: Linkage and flow
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It is always good to get off the farm. Every time I visit a nursery, I come back with new ideas and fresh energy. I’d like to use this column to share some of those ideas and introduce you to the people who inspired them. It’s a blustery morning today in western Oregon. The driving […]
Emphasizing fall planting for color
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How does a garden center capture the
kaleidoscope of fall colors and turn it into potential sales?
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