For Mike Heller of the Mount Angel-based Kraemer’s Nursery — and for probably just about any other seasoned nursery grower out there — the key to success can be boiled down to three simple things. “The biggest things for nurseries are space, time and money,” he said. “Those are the biggest limiting factors — and the […]
Awe-inspiring vines
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— PostedGardeners are often awestruck when they experience climbing vines in bloom. “It takes so long for a plant to get out into the public,” said Maurice Horn, co-owner of Joy Creek Nursery in Scappoose, Oregon. “It takes an encounter to fall in love with it. You turn the corner, and there it is. Then you […]
Got slime?
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— PostedIdentifying and managing slugs and snails is critical in
Pacific Northwest gardens and nurseries.
Rising from the ashes
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— PostedGrowers and specifiers seek replacements for trees decimated by the emerald ash borer.
OAN Member Profile: Bailey Nurseries
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— PostedWith operations in five states, Bailey Nurseries is a large, diversified, family-owned wholesale grower.
Keys to a ‘far from ordinary’ marketing campaign
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— PostedDoing something unexpected is just one reason why the Farwest Fanatics marketing campaign has been so successful.
I’ll be there
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— PostedThe Farwest Show, located in one of the most productive nursery growing areas in the country, has it all.
Stepping outside the box
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— PostedFrom produce stands and cafés, to expanded product lines and cooking demonstrations, retail garden centers are trying novel approaches to attract new customers.
Controlling powdery mildew
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— PostedResearchers look at four common compounds used in commercial organic fungicides to fight this fungal disease that affects a wide range of plants.
The multiplicity of Japanese maples
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— PostedOregon leads the way in production of this diverse family of beautiful landscape trees.
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