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.
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.
Giddy up for using your voice at the Legislature
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This is a big month for our industry. The OAN will be active on both coasts in a major effort to help shape our future.
Don’t make mountains out of molehills
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How can we reduce some of the stress we run into every day?
Olive trees may be perfect for arid Oregon summers
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The purpose of Neil’s trials is to broaden the palette of plant selections that may be new to our area and perhaps have not yet been readily available locally.
Advocacy training matters more than ever
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Advocacy training helps us learn how to explain what we do, understanding which issues matter most, and get the confidence to tell our story.
Retailers are our indicator of economic health
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Retail nurseries and garden centers often operate as the beating heart — quietly, consistently, and too often underappreciated.
What gardeners look for at garden centers
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With 2025 ending and a new year beginning, it seems like a good time to get some feedback from gardeners on what their vision is for their garden.
Two decades in the making
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I feel deeply honored to have served as executive director for the last 15 years. What is more astounding to me is that this is my 20th year at the OAN.
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