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Sally Benson March 15, 2017 At the beginning of each year, we can rely on a few evergreen events: resolutions to lose weight or save money; predictions of celebrity weddings and/or breakups; and lists of trends. It’s the trends we Read More
Staff February 20, 2017 emerald ash borer crime Photo: iiStock | SBSArtDept As if losing millions of ash trees (and the dollars they brought in) and sacrificing miles of urban canopy aren’t bad enough, there’s yet another risk associated with Read More
Staff February 6, 2017 Tissue culture propagation is the intricate, delicate art and science of cloning thousands, nay, millions of plants, with the relative assurance that each new plant will be an exact duplicate of the parent. (“Relative” is a Read More
Staff January 25, 2017 evergreen plants fences Good fences make good neighbors, it’s true, but sometimes a chain link barrier or wooden wall just doesn’t cut it. Unless your client has the advantage of a glorious borrowed vista — say, Read More
Yelena Tischenko December 31, 2016 As 2016 is winding down, we collected the top five most-read stories from American Nurseryman’s website. 1.Grasses for Wet Sites Finding plants that tolerate the occasional soaking—or a short period of standing water—can be tricky. Read More
Staff December 25, 2016 Photo: Courtesy of Darwin Perennials Photo: Courtesy of Darwin Perennials Each year, American Nurseryman features an entire magazine dedicated to the latest and most beautiful new and improved plants for the upcoming new year. That is, Read More
American Nurseryman Magazine Staff December 19, 2016 upshoot llc new plants Photos: Courtesy of UpShoot LLC About Upshoot LLC: “UpShoot is a boutique horticulture marketing firm. We are passionate about plants—growing and locating new ones. Experiencing that undeniable thrill of Read More
Sally Benson December 1, 2016 new plants 2016 Photo: iStock Each December, American Nurseryman features an entire magazine dedicated to the latest plants being introduced during the upcoming new year. Follow along as we introduce new plants every day until Read More
Staff November 21, 2016 purchase lease heavy equipment Photo: Holt Industrial Tractors and loaders; potting machines and diggers. They’re critical pieces of equipment for nurseries and landscape pros, and they come with pretty steep prices. Your operation may be due Read More
Sally Benson — November 14, 2016 grow 365 report There’s no escaping it; gardening is in 24/7, 365. That’s the word from The Garden Media Group (GMG), which released its annual trends report, called “Grow 365.” The report identifies key Read More