Nursery Management - The wholesale nursery market plays a vital role in the green-industry supply chain. With hundreds of thousands of acres planted across North America, nursery operations of varying sizes provide containerized and field-grown trees, shrubs and perennials. Nursery growers make significant capital investments in their crops, many of which are in the ground or in containers for years before they're ready for market. These nursery products grace home and commercial landscapes, city parks and urban forests. Nursery plants are vital to the economic and physical health of communities contributing to cleaner air, cleaner water, wildlife habitats, lower utility bills, higher land values and happier citizens. Nursery Management is the leading trade publication serving wholesale nursery growers. We provide the latest production, marketing and business management tips to help growers increase their profits.

New Jersey governor signs Invasive Species Management Act.

This legislation accelerates market demand for native plant alternatives, positions New Jersey companies as environmental leaders, creates specialty markets for ecological restoration services and supports business models built on long-term ecosystem health.

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Conversations with inspirational women who bring fresh perspectives to the industry.

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Seed Your Future releases internship data for horticulture employers

As the horticulture industry faces increasing workforce shortages, internships have emerged as one of the most effective strategies for attracting and retaining early-career talent.

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Leading Women of Horticulture: Amanda Thomsen, Aster Gardens

The horticulturist behind Aster Gardens talks interesting garden design.

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Leading Women of Horticulture: Gladys Opiyo, Profile Growing Solutions

With more than 15 years of horticulture experience, Opiyo boasts hands-on experience growing both plants and customer relationships within the industry.