Interviews/Miscellaneous

It's been a busy year at the American Nursery & Landscape Association office in Washington, D.C. Most visibly, ANLA has been frantically lobbying for comprehensive immigration reform as it has been debated on the Senate floor. But other action has been in the works. I caught up with Dwight Hughes Jr., who was named ANLA president last month.
 

 

Features
How savvy garden center retailers find and service the market. Here's a hard/fast rule that will he...
Problem: Grading plugs by hand took too long. Solution: An automated grading machine made the proc...
Horticulture is known as the green industry -- at least to growers, universities and allied companie...
Plants
I love a good grass. The right grass in the right place can elevate a drab landscape and take it thr...
They say familiarity breeds contempt, but I can't help loving Indian hawthorn -- a shrub that's foun...
Cabernet is a new barberry from Bailey Nurseries that's part of its First Editions collection. Caber...
Insights
What does it mean, green? This is not a trend; this is a different time CARBONDALE, Colo. I have...
A couple of years ago, I drove my friend Angela to the airport for a flight home to Australia. Her...
Sometimes we all take things for granted until it's too late and they're gone. It's not that we don'...
Industry news
A team from Penn State and University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom developed a computer model ...
University of Michigan researchers are charged with determining how much heat-trapping carbon dioxid...
In the spring, scientists with the USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station (SRS), Iowa State U...

 

 

 

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