New England Grows

Event: January 1, 1970

The Northeast’s leading horticulture trade show and green industry seminars await you at New England Grows, one of the largest and most popular horticultural and green industry events in North America. New England Grows connects 13,000+ green industry professionals with the brightest horticultural ideas, hottest selling plants, latest green industry technology, and best outdoor equipment [...]

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Green Works Summer Twilight Meeting – Full Circle Gardens – 6-8pm

Event: August 15, 2012

Join Sarah Salatino of Full Circle Gardens and Leonard Perry, UVM Extension for this tour.   Sarah will speak about the production and marketing strategies of her retail perennial nursery.  Also included in the tour will be a look at the two research projects Sarah has been collaborating on with the University of  Vermont.  With Dr. [...]

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2012 Green Works/VNLA Summer Meeting & Trade Show

Event: August 23, 2012

8:00 – 9:00 am – Trade Show Registration 8:00 -10:30 am – VCH Exam 9:00 -10:30 am – Keynote Address w/ Richard Gallagher, Point of Contact Group, communications expert and noted author.  Rich is back by popular demand.  His talk will be based on his ninth book, What to Say in Your *Very Worst* Customer [...]

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VT Agency of Agriculture- Noxious Weed Quarantine #3 – Formal Adoption Amendments

In late February the formal adoption of the amended Noxious Weed Rule occurred.  Among other things, the Rule prohibits the sale of Norway Maple, Japanese and Common Barberry, Burning Bush, Amur Maple, yellow flag iris, and brittle waternymph.  The rule was presented to the Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules (LCAR) in mid-February and was well [...]

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UMASS Extension Symposium: Sustainable Landscape Design & Management

Event: December 1, 2011

  Please join us for a symposium that will introduce the principles of sustainability and highlight the importance of proper specification and selection of plant materials for lawns, meadows, conservation areas, and sites that support grazing as well as the impact of input reduction for management of these areas. Landscape designers, architects, managers, technicians, business [...]

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