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Aromatic plants are not just a timeless gardening staple, but part of a wellness trend

By Debbie Teashon — Posted December 28, 2023

Fragrant flowers are irresistible in any garden. We know this by the first reaction most people have when presented with a flower. They immediately put their noses into it in search of its scented treasure, even though they do not know where the blossom has been, what has crawled on it, or what may still be inside.

Filed Under: Plant Features Tagged With: Digger magazine, Plants

January 2024: The Retail Issue

By Vic Panichkul — Posted December 28, 2023

The New Year’s issue of Digger tracks the trends steering sales for retail nurseries and garden centers

Filed Under: Issues, Uncategorized Tagged With: Digger, Digger magazine, Retail Nurseries

December 2023: Oregon is Nursery Country

By Curt Kipp — Posted November 30, 2023

With a record $1.37 billion worth of sales in 2022, Oregon’s nursery industry continues to grow. And if you want to know why, you can ask the families that are driving the growth. Ask Jan, Cindy and Jason Hupp, who run Drakes Crossing Nursery in the Cascade Range foothills, founded 1967. They’ve made huge investments […]

Filed Under: Issues, Uncategorized Tagged With: Digger, Digger magazine

Welcome to Nursery Country 2023

By Curt Kipp — Posted November 30, 2023

With a record $1.37 billion worth of sales in 2022, Oregon’s nursery industry continues to grow. And if you want to know why, you can ask the families that are driving the growth.

Filed Under: Oregon Nursery Country Tagged With: Digger, Digger magazine, Wholesale Nurseries

John Holmlund Nursery

By Vic Panichkul — Posted November 30, 2023

Nathan and Angie Holmlund continue their dad’s recipe for success: focus on people and plants.

Filed Under: Oregon Nursery Country Tagged With: Digger, Digger magazine, Wholesale Nurseries

Drakes Crossing Nursery

By Kym Pokorny — Posted November 30, 2023

Jan Hupp and his wife Cindy use a team approach to nourishing his mother’s thriving dream.

Filed Under: Oregon Nursery Country Tagged With: Digger, Digger magazine, Wholesale Nurseries

Bentwood Tree Farm

By Erica Browne Grivas — Posted November 29, 2023

Laura and Tom Dufala have taken their passion for cloud-pruned trees and turned it into a thriving business

Filed Under: Oregon Nursery Country Tagged With: Digger, Digger magazine, Wholesale Nurseries

AF Nursery

By Emily Hoard — Posted November 29, 2023

Alfredo and Maria Hernandez started from nothing in 2010 and have built a fast-growing operation.

Filed Under: Oregon Nursery Country Tagged With: Digger, Digger magazine, Wholesale Nurseries

Olive trees are migrating north

By Mike Darcy — Posted November 29, 2023

Olive trees are now available at most local garden centers and in most cases, have seemed to grow well in our local conditions.

Filed Under: Beetles, Borers, Emerald Ash Borer, Insects, Mike Darcy, Plant Pests and Diseases Tagged With: Digger, Digger magazine, Plants

The people must step up in 2024

By Jeff Stone — Posted November 29, 2023

As the building blocks of our society are eroded by extremes on both sides of the political spectrum, our agricultural community can act as ballast for common sense. It’s no time to be passive. That only leads to more chaos.

Filed Under: Director's Desk Tagged With: Digger magazine, OAN, OAN Members

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NURSERY NEWS

GOP gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan visits Farwest Show

Deciphering Oregon’s plastics recycling law

J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. celebrates 80 years as a nursery standout

Monrovia Nursery Company celebrates 100 years of innovation and looks to the future

New AmericanHort CEO introduces himself to OAN

Bailey Nurseries removed dams to build environmental resilience

The new NurseryGuide.com powers up with new features

Terra Gardens owner’s gesture for his mother opens the door to other wheelchair-bound gardeners

More Nursery News

From the pages of Digger

September 2026 Digger

August 2026 Digger: Farwest Show Edition

July 2026

June: The Shrubs Issue

May 2026: the Sustainability Issue

More issues of Digger

Pests and Diseases

Box tree moths pose a threat to Oregon nurseries

Managing Phytophthora: timing, temperature and emerging threats

Managing slugs and snails in Pacific Northwest nurseries

OAN leads grower-driven Japanese beetle solution

Prioritizing nursery pest challenges

More articles

FARWEST SHOW UPDATES

GOP gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan visits Farwest Show

Sofia® Cherry Laurel and Saturnalia™ American hybrid oak shine at New Varieties Showcase 

Eschenfelder Farms wins Best in Show at Farwest

A sense of excitement in the air at Farwest

Deciphering Oregon’s plastics recycling law

More Updates from Farwest

The Value of Membership

ONF scholarships help recipients launch their career in horticulture

New AmericanHort CEO introduces himself to OAN

OAN members see benefits and rewards from serving ag industry organizations

More member stories

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