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Garden Trends Report for 2021 explores ‘The Great Reset’

By Bill Goloski — Posted September 14, 2020

As the world battles through the COVID-19 pandemic, Garden Media Group has released its new Garden Trends Report for 2021 for horticultural businesses. The theme is “The Great Reset.”

The report is written by a Pennsylvania-based public relations firm and has been issued annually since 2001. This year’s edition identifies eight different developing trends for lawn, gardening and nursery professionals looking to prepare their businesses and careers for what is coming next.

The report is divided into six sections.  They explore how businesses are offering delivery and curbside pickup convenience options; the future urban planning changes and demands for interiorscapes; the increase in popularity of home gardening and environmental stewardship; a budding trend for tiny plants; the need to invest and develop cohabitational greenspaces; and reducing the impact of light pollution on wildlife.  

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