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Staff April 26, 2017 They’ll emerge when you least expect it, or maybe right on time. Perennial and annual weeds in the landscape and in nursery production can cost in resources consumed, hours logged and plant quality reduced. Getting ahead Read More
Craig Regelbrugge — April 24, 2017 “It’s going to get worse before it gets better.” With respect to the horticulture industry and our tenuous labor situation, this simple and time-worn phrase captures the essence of the challenges that lie ahead. Read More
American Nurseryman Magazine Staff April 19, 2017 15 Top of the Line Edibles Photos: All-American Selections If you’re a plant and you’ve participated in the All-America Selections trials, you’ve been subjected to evaluation by panels of hort professionals in various Read More
Staff April 13, 2017 washington-image Want to keep up with the latest news in commercial horticulture? Check back every Thursday for a quick recap of recent happenings in the green industry. Legislative Days and Renewal & Remembrance Legislative Days will Read More
Yelena Tischenko April 12, 2017 The National Initiative for Consumer Horticulture released a report about the benefits of consumer horticulture. It’s reported that consumer horticulture contributes a whopping $196 billion to the United States economy and creates more than 2 Read More
Staff April 5, 2017 2017 gardening trends Photos: iStock | pidjoe | Antagain | marilyna From color-changing conifers to smaller-sized luxury looks, gardens wow with diverse palettes, global influences and extreme naturalism in the new year. Luxury garden elements that Read More
Sally Benson March 29, 2017 When your clients want reliability, recommend a shrub. When they want structure for their landscape, recommend a shrub. When they want four seasons of interest — especially in the shade — recommend a shrub. These Read More
Staff March 24, 2017 Although billable hours and inquiries for new work were reported to decrease, landscape architects responding to the American Society of Landscape Architects’ Business Quarterly survey claim that they plan to ramp up their hiring plans. ASLA’s Read More
STAFF MARCH 22, 2017 rutgers pink dogwood Photos: Alex Neubauer/Hidden Hollow Nursery Long known for its outstanding research on dogwood species — and its exceptional dogwood introductions — Rutgers has developed a stunning new hardy, deep pink dogwood called Scarlet Read More
Staff March 20, 2017 Photos: Margery Daughtrey, Cornell University From the Horticultural Research Institute: Boxwood blight (BB) continues to spread throughout the U.S. The University of Illinois Plant Clinic recently announced its presence in Illinois. The clinic received two boxwood Read More