A retro renaissance
Terrariums are one of several formerly passé gardening fads that are being rediscovered by a new generation of plant lovers. These trends present sales opportunities for retail garden centers, growers and landscapers alike.
Photo courtesy of Al’s Garden Centers
Macramé is back! The March cover story details yesteryear gardening trends that are back in style, including old-fashioned flower gardens, houseplants and crafty containers. Download a PDF of this article
Other stories included in the issue:
- Say enough, but not too much: Advertisers should resist the urge to cram an overabundance of information in their messages. Download a PDF of this article
- Meet the Leader: Josh Robinson: The OAN’s new Membership Chair looks to capitalize on his experiences networking with the new generation of horticulture professionals. Download a PDF of this article
- Life after the farm: Financial experts explain how agribusiness owners can begin planning for retirement. Download a PDF of this article
- Evaluating manzanita: Ongoing study shows this western native shrub to be drought tolerant, great for pollinators, and overall well suited for Northwest landscapes. Download a PDF of this article
- Life on the bleeding edge: In praise of the new inductees to the Oregon Nurseries’ Hall of Fame. Download a PDF of this article
- You are the X factor: Advocacy is at the heart of being an OAN member. Download a PDF of this article
You can also read this month’s flipbook edition of Digger (Flash required; fast connection recommended). Please send your comments on the issue to editor Curt Kipp at ckipp@oan.org.
