Nursery Management

Our April issue is LIVE!

https://www.nurserymag.com/magazine/april-2026/

✨ Cover story: After floodwater from Hurricane Helene wiped out Carolina Native Nursery, founder Bill Jones learned how a tireless crew and outpouring of community support can make all the difference.
📈 Consumer insights: Grower-retailers should aim to reach millennials (Gen Y) and Gen Z as the target audience in 2026.
🌳 From navigating long-term production cycles to leveraging the “white pot” brand’s influence, learn how the Proven Winners ColorChoice Flowering Tree program aims to bring high-impact genetics to IGCs and landscapers.
💦 Get a grip on your drip: defining drainage
📲 Go wireless with automated irrigation control systems
🎥 Get to know Trystan Lewis of JLPN
💡 Plus, don't miss the 2026 Problem Solvers special section!

Our March issue is LIVE!

https://www.nurserymag.com/magazine/march-2026/

✅ Leading Women of Horticulture: Conversations with inspirational women who bring fresh perspectives to the industry. (Women from: Raemelton Farm, Edge of the Woods Native Plant Nursery, Little Prince of Oregon Nursery, Spring Grove Nursery, Penn State Trial Garden and Suntory Flowers)
✅ Highlights from MANTS 2026
✅ Get to know Sandra Begani: She combines her two passions of creating art and growing plants as the trial gardens manager at the University of Georgia.
✅ Don't miss the third article in a series from the LEAP (Labor, Efficiency, Automation, Production) Team, which includes researchers from seven universities and the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture, all working with growers to better understand how automation can help address labor issues.
✅ Marketing: Why your brand’s messaging is the secret to surviving the spring shipping rush.

At Barton Nursery, Joe Bartonek wants to spark change in an old-school industry. Find out how in our January cover story!

Positive charge At Barton Nurseries, Joe Bartonek wants to spark change in an old-school industry.