Native Ash Seed Collection Workshop for Restoration and Conservation Presented by Mid-Atlantic Regional Seed Bank (MARSB) Native seed collection is imperative for the preservation, conservation and reclamation of plant communities in decline. Faced with the loss of Ash species as a result of the Emerald Ash Borer, the MARSB and USFS National Seed Lab are […]
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Anyone who thinks horticulturalists aren’t busy in the dead of winter…doesn’t know any horticulturalists. What keeps us so busy, even when the plows aren’t out? Continuing education. February is traditionally the month for it, and this year, in addition to the NYSNLA regional Ed Days, several companies putting are on their own programs. Find them all […]
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Good morning! Took last week “off” as it is darned near impossible to work on the computer and drive at the same time. There’s a lot to catch up on. The September-October UGJ is available to read online. Canandaigua’s Miller Nurseries is going out of business. The rumor is it’s been sold to Stark Brothers. […]
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Good morning! Lots to report. First off, great honor to pals Ed Dore, Sally Cunningham and Donna Moramarco at this year’s NYSNLA award, given out at the New York State Fair — PLUS the Flanders Group and lots of landscape award winners. Details are here. In the images below, Cunningham awarded CNLP of the year, […]
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