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Go Native: the Business of Native Plants

Go Native: the Business of Native Plants

De: Cammie Donaldson
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Where future native plant pros go for insights on growing, planting and selling native plants for a living. Learn from the successes and failures of native plant industry leaders and pioneers. Brought to you by the Native Plant Horticulture Foundation, working to help every community become sustainable with more native plants and native plant professionals.Native Plant Horticulture Foundation 2023 Economía Gestión y Liderazgo Liderazgo
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  • National network of native plant growers and more

    National network of native plant growers and more
    Aug 2 2023
    Learn about the Native Plant Connection, a nationwide effort to grow, inform and advance the native plant industry. Find out how you can get involved.
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    5 m
  • Danny Perkins, Perkins Direct Step, Perkins Nursery

    Danny Perkins, Perkins Direct Step, Perkins Nursery
    Jul 5 2023
    Many nursery owners have lost small fortunes pursuing a plant they thought sure to be a hit in the marketplace. Danny and Debbie Perkins found success by devoting their resources to a small number of very useful native species. One in particular, the Saw Palmetto, Serenoa repens, a shrub palm of the southeastern U.S., surprised everyone. Well, almost everyone. Danny's dad warned him. Learn how the Perkins have navigated the nursery industry for well over 40 years and built a very good business with native plants.
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    28 m
  • David Drylie, Green Images Native Landscape Plants

    David Drylie, Green Images Native Landscape Plants
    Jun 7 2023
    David has spent over 42 years growing, selling and designing with native plants. He started his career as a native plant grower when, as a young landscape architect, he couldn't find the plants he wanted to use on his design projects. He is a pioneer of Florida's native plant movement and personally responsible for at least one of our most popular native plant introductions, muhlygrass.
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    29 m
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