OAN President Mike Coleman admits to being a procrastinator, but not when it comes to renewing his Nursery Guide listings. I have a serious problem with putting off things until the last minute. Whether it is writing this column, getting my taxes done, ordering plants or planning my wife’s birthday party, I am usually staying […]
Courage, clout and commitment
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Membership matters.
Making things far better
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To make things far better, member participation is crucial at this year’s “Far From Ordinary” Farwest Show.
Adding to the plant palette
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Columnist Mike Darcy explains why he thinks Arctostaphylos and Mahonia deserve to be planted in more gardens.
Let’s get things moving
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The nursery market of the future looks bright, but freight costs may put a damper on doing business.
Managing your digital reputation, part 2: Review sites
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It’s important to know what’s being said about your company on the
major review websites.
Potholes on the road to recovery
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A failing transportation system could be a roadblock to economic recovery for the nursery and greenhouse industry.
Protecting our resources
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As nursery people, our livelihoods depend on caring for and protecting our resources, both natural and human.
Drought spouts new opportunities
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California’s water restrictions could have a positive impact on Oregon’s green industry.
Your voice matters
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As state legislatures and the U.S. Congress begin to find their footing in the new year, the push and pull of the political process has begun. I have stated more than once in my time writing the director’s column that democracy is a participation sport. It is true. My former boss, U.S. Sen. Bob Packwood, […]