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More New Plants for 2006 — Perennials (part 2)
Here are some that we just couldn’t fit in our Dec. 15, 2006, issue.
by American Nurseryman Staff

More New Plants for 2006 – Perennials (part 1)
Here are some that we just couldn’t fit in our Dec. 15, 2005, issue.
by American Nurseryman Staff

More New Plants for 2006 – Woody Ornamentals
Here are some that we just couldn’t fit in our Dec. 15, 2005, issue.
by American Nurseryman Staff

More New Plants For 2006 – Roses & Others
Here are some that we just couldn’t fit in our Dec. 15, 2005, issue.
by American Nurseryman Staff

Think Within the Box
Boxwood gets biblical in this historic background of the aristocrat of broadleaf evergreens.
by American Nurseryman Staff

Operation Irrigation
Additional irrigation management insight from an engineer, a manufacturer and a grower.
by American Nurseryman Staff

More New Plants for 2005
Here are some that — hard as we tried — we just couldn’t fit in our Dec. 15, 2004, issue.
by American Nurseryman Staff

Benign Berberis
An evaluation program identifies barberry selections with low invasive potential.
by American Nurseryman Staff

The Water Front
Two professionals offer a few more popular aquatic picks for the water garden.
by American Nurseryman Staff

Made in Trade
Ten tips for attending a trade show
by Miles McCoy

Can you dig it?
Take a look at one company’s alternative tree-digging equipment system.
by American Nurseryman Staff

More New Plants for 2004
Here are some that — hard as we tried — we just couldn’t fit in our Dec. 15, 2003, issue.
by American Nurseryman Staff

A Sticky Situation
Take a look at what succulents nursery professionals are recommending for the dry landscape.
by American Nurseryman Staff

Programmed for Success
Ball Horticultural Co., West Chicago, IL, discusses the company’s commitment and successwith its marketing program.
by American Nurseryman Staff

Under the Big Top & A Fresh Start
Looking to buy a new structure for your nursery or garden center? Check out this list of manufacturers.
by American Nurseryman Staff

Pondering the Possibilities
Take a look at what nursery professionals are recommending for the water garden this season.
by American Nurseryman Staff

Animal Repellents
This is a sampling of companies that produce a variety of animal-repellent and -control products.
by American Nurseryman Staff

Daylily Dazzlers
We asked Hemerocallis experts — hybridizers and growers — to recommend their favorites.
by American Nurseryman Staff