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Shuan Butcher — September 1, 2014 Nurseries are rallying to support a national effort to honor fallen Civil War soldiers by contributing to a 180-mile-long allée that links historic battlefields from Pennsylvania to Virginia. Click image to enlarge. A ceremonial Read More
Cathy Neal — August 1, 2014 Recent nursery production research conducted in the Northeast has far-reaching implications for the way trees and shrubs are grown, including plant health and quality, environmental impact and return on investment. In Part II of Read More
David Salman — July 1, 2014 Even the driest garden can come alive with color if the right plants are selected. Here, the Southwest’s premier plantsman recommends some of his favorites for xeric conditions. Waterwise is another word for “xeric” Read More
FRANCESCA PEDUTO-HAND — JULY 1, 2014 Elm yellows, a devastating disorder that destroyed thousands of Ulmus species in the 1990s, appears to be making a comeback. Vigilance and early intervention may help to control its spread. Click image to enlarge. Read More
Cathy Neal — July 1, 2014 Recent nursery production research conducted in the Northeast has far-reaching implications for the way trees and shrubs are grown, including plant health and quality, environmental impact and return on investment. In Part I of Read More
TOM FERNANDEZ — JUNE 1, 2014 Competition for diminishing water supplies is heating up, challenging growers to secure reliable sources. Implementing quality control measures now will help to ensure continued growth. Click image to enlarge. At a large nursery and Read More
American Nurseryman Magazine Staff — June 1, 2014 Click image to enlarge. “I have a shady spot where I can’t get grass to grow.” I hear it a lot. In fact, I heard it this past weekend from friends. They Read More
Attractive silver spikegrass, Spodiopogon sibiricus, is also called frostgrass or greybeard. This is an underused landscape grass that grows easily in most sites as long as there is adequate moisture. The botanical name reflects the appearance and origin of the Read More
brandan Jones — May 1, 2014 A new mobile app makes it easy to locate and identify plants by color, by location and by time of bloom. What’s more, it works to help develop an easily accessed, communitywide arboretum. Click Read More
American Nurseryman Magazine Staff — March 1, 2014 Click image to enlarge. Photos courtesy of Brent Horvath Wispy and whimsical, prairie dropseed is the kind of plant that belongs in nearly every kind of garden. This tough and beautiful North Read More