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STAYING COMPETITIVE (AND IN BUSINESS) AS A SMALL NURSERY^©

Article number

1085_8

Pages

39 – 43

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

Proceedings of the 2014 Annual Meeting of the International Plant Propagators Society

Authors

S. Vallance

Keywords

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2015.1085.8

Online Articles (102)

1. CONTAINER NURSERY IRRIGATION BASICS^©

R.L. Geneve | S. Nambuthiri | S. Kester

2. MONITORING IRRIGATION IN A PRODUCTION NURSERY^©

E.-L. Louw

3. BREEDING FOR STERILITY IN INVASIVE ORNAMENTAL PLANTS^©

R. Freyre

4. NEW APPROACHES TO RECALCITRANT SPECIES PROPAGATION – NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, EVER GIVE UP^©

D. Hancock

5. RUNNING A HIGH-HEALTH AND TRUENESS-TO-TYPE PROGRAMME^©

G. Langford

6. LIGHT MANAGEMENT DURING CUTTING PROPAGATION IN NEW ZEALAND^©

P. Fisher

7. LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE (LED) LIGHTING IN PLANT PROPAGATION^©

M. Mansfield

8. STAYING COMPETITIVE (AND IN BUSINESS) AS A SMALL NURSERY^©

S. Vallance

9. PROFIT, NOT TURNOVER^©

D. Ward

10. DEEP PLANTING: A RADICAL NEW IDEA FOR SUSTAINABLE GARDENING^©

A. Stewart

11. THE NEW ZEALAND PLANT COLLECTIONS REGISTER^©

M. Dawson

12. IS THERE A ROLE FOR GLYCINE BETAINE IN CUTTING PROPAGATION?^©

J. Reader

13. IPPS JAPANESE EXCHANGE^©

A. Buschl

14. WELCOME TO ONTARIO AND THE ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDENS

J. Peter

15. LEAN FLOW AT NORTH CREEK NURSERIES: ESTABLISHING A CULTURE OF LEAN^©

S. Castorani

16. SOME CONSIDERATIONS FOR FERTILIZING CONTAINER NURSERY CROPS^©

Youbin Zheng | M.J. Clark | E. Agro

17. COIR AND PEAT: AN OPTIMUM ROOTING SUBSTRATE FOR PROPAGATION^©

J. Bonin

18. NEW PLANT PRINCIPALS AT NORTH CREEK NURSERIES^©

S. Castorani

19. GROWING GOOD ROOTS IN THE NURSERY^©

G.P. Lumis

20. GETTING TO THE ROOT OF TREE STRESS ALONG HIGHWAYS^©

D.M. McGrath | J. Henry

21. REDUCING DROUGHT STRESS IN TRANSPLANTED TREES USING MYCORRHIZAE^©

22. IMPROVING IRRIGATION SCHEDULING PROTOCOLS FOR NURSERY TREES BY RELATING CUMULATIVE WATER POTENTIAL TO CONCURRENT VAPOUR PRESSURE DEFICIT^©

23. NEW GENERATION OF PRECISION SPRAYERS^©

J.S.T. Deveau

24. HARDINESS ZONES AND BIOCLIMATIC MODELLING OF PLANT SPECIES DISTRIBUTIONS IN NORTH AMERICA^©

D.W. McKenney | J.H. Pedlar | K. Lawrence | P. Papadopol | K. Campbell

25. PROPAGATE PLANTS FROM CUTTINGS USING FOLIAR-APPLIED AQUEOUS (WATER-BASED) IBA ROOTING SOLUTIONS: TIPS – DO’S AND DON’TS^©

J. Kroin

26. OPTIMIZING PROFIT IMPROVEMENT POTENTIAL^©

G. Clarke

27. DID YOU SAY THE “V” WORD?^©

G.P. Lumis

28. USING ULTRAVIOLET-C LIGHT AS A PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR^©

M. Bridgen

29. THE EFFECTS OF POTTING CONTAINER SIZE AND IRRIGATION FREQUENCY ON MEDIUM TEMPERATURE^©

G. Nunez | R.K. Osborne

30. COOLING OF A SOUTH-FACING WALL USING A DOUBLE-SKIN GREEN FAÇADE IN A TEMPERATE CLIMATE^©

J.S. MacIvor | L. Margolis

31. BRANDING HOW-TO FOR NURSERIES AND PUBLIC GARDENS^©

L. Scullin

32. PROPAGATION: DOES IT EVER MAKE YOU WONDER?^©

T. Brotzman

33. MANAGEMENT OF BOXWOOD BLIGHT CAUSED BY CALONETRIA PSEUDONAVICULATA^©

J.A. LaMondia

34. CALONECTRIA PSEUDONAVICULATA CAN CAUSE LEAF SPOT AND STEM BLIGHT OF PACHYSANDRA TERMINALIS AND PACHYSANDRA PROCUMBENTS^©

J.A. LaMondia | S.M. Douglas

35. CLIVIA BREEDING AT LONGWOOD GARDENS^©

A. Petravich

36. DOES COMPOSTING ERADICATE THE PATHOGEN RESPONSIBLE FOR BOXWOOD BLIGHT? AN OUTLINE OF FUTURE INVESTIGATIONS^©

R. Harvey | D. Davis | J. Pecchia

37. MANAGEMENT OF HAIL-DAMAGED LANDSCAPE AND NURSERY PLANTS^©

J.R. Johnson

38. BOTANIC GARDENS CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL’S GARDENSEARCH AND PLANTSEARCH DATABASES: THE WORLD’S BOTANIC GARDENS AND LIVING COLLECTIONS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS^©

S. Sharrock

39. THE U.S. NATIONAL ARBORETUM HAS A NEW INTERACTIVE GRAPHICAL DATABASE OF PLANTS

M. Pooler | D. Kidwell-Slak

40. THE U.S. NATIONAL ARBORETUM SERVES AS INTERNATIONAL CULTIVAR REGISTRAR FOR LAGERSTROEMIA, CERCIS, AND UNASSIGNED WOODY GENERA

M. Pooler | D. Kidwell-Slak

41. LABORATORY ASSESSMENT OF BOXWOOD BLIGHT SUSCEPTIBILITY OF BUXUS ACCESSIONS FROM THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL ARBORETUM^©

N. Shishkoff | S. Aker | R.T. Olsen | M.L. Daughtrey

42. THE EFFECT THAT THE AMOUNT OF LEACHATE OBTAINED IN POUR THRU TESTS AND IRRIGATION HAS ON PH AND EC READINGS^©

G. Nunez | R.K. Osborne

43. A PLANT RISK EVALUATION TOOL FOR ASSESSING THE INVASIVE POTENTIAL OF ORNAMENTAL PLANTS^©

C. Conser | J.M. DiTomaso

44. FIELD TRIALS OF BIO ADDITIVES FOR NURSERY STOCK^©

A. Krogh Larsen

45. INVESTIGATION OF MULCH MATERIALS FOR WEED SUPPRESSION AND WATER MANAGEMENT IN CONTAINER GROWN NURSERY STOCK^©

D. Kerr

46. CONTROLLED RELEASE FERTILIZERS: RECENT NURSERY TRIALS IN SWEDEN^©

L. Rudin

47. LABEL FLEXIBILITY FROM NURSERY TO CUSTOMER^©

P. Jespersen

48. DANISH TRIALS OF QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEM (QMS) BOOMTEELT: A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR HARDY NURSERY STOCK PRODUCTION^©

B. Leonhard

49. EASY HEDGE: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NURSERY STOCK BRAND^©

F. Rasmussen

50. THE UNIQUENESS OF IPPS AND WHY WE NEED IT^©

P. Orum

51. PLANT TISSUE CULTURE IN CROP IMPROVEMENT^©

D.P. Sharma

52. SMALL FRUIT RESEARCH, NEW INTRODUCTIONS AND VIRUS INDEXING^©

T. Baumann

53. PROPAGATION, MANAGEMENT AND ADAPTATION OF THE BLUE HONEYSUCKLE^©

E. Gerbrandt

54. GROWTH AND ESTABLISHMENT OF PACIFIC NINEBARK (PHYSOCARPUS CAPITATUS) AND ATLANTIC NINEBARK (PHYSOCARPUS OPULIFOLIUS ‘CENTER GLOW’) IN RAIN GARDENS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST^©

R.L. Hummel | G.K. Stahnke | V.I. Lohr

55. PROPAGATING NATIVE MILKWEEDS FOR RESTORING MONARCH BUTTERFLY HABITAT^©

T.D. Landis | R.K. Dumroese

56. AN IRRIGATION EVOLUTION^©

T. Saunders

57. MARKET INVADERS: INVASIVE PLANTS ON THE PROPAGATION RADAR^©

E. Rafuse

58. PERFORMANCE OF BIODEGRADABLE NURSERY CONTAINERS^©

D. Woodske

59. ORGANIC MATTER IN HORTICULTURE – A REPORT FROM SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS^©

M. Lanthier

60. URBAN AGRICULTURE: IS IT A FAD OR THE FUTURE?^©

D. Tracey

61. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT^©

D. Van Belle

62. LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE LIGHTING FOR FOREST NURSERY SEEDLING PRODUCTION^©

K.G. Apostol | R. Kasten Dumroese | J.R. Pinto | J.S. Davis

63. PRODUCTION OF NORTHWEST WASHINGTON HEIRLOOM DRY BEANS (PHASEOLUS VULGARIS)^©

K.A. Atterberry | C.A. Miles | B. Brouwer

64. ROOT KNOT NEMATODES OF THE LOW DESERT BELL PEPPER PRODUCTION^©

O.G. Bachie

65. LATE-FALL PROPAGATION OF NATIVE WOODY PLANTS IN UTAH USING NEARING FRAMES^©

M.R. Buhler | L.A. Rupp

66. PUBLIC HORTICULTURE PUBLIC GARDENS: IS THERE A CAREER FOR YOU?^©

R.A. Criley

67. ALERTING UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO CAREERS IN PUBLIC HORTICULTURE AND PUBLIC GARDENS^©

R.A. Criley

68. COMPARISON OF EXTRACTION METHODS FOR TESTING PH AND ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF SUBSTRATES AMENDED WITH DIFFERENT PHOSPHORUS SOURCES USED TO GROW MARIGOLDS^©

A. Dillard | R.L. Hummel | J. Gentzel

69. ECONOMIC PROFITABILITY OF PRODUCING TOMATO AND LETTUCE IN WESTERN WASHINGTON UNDER OPEN-FIELD AND HIGH-TUNNEL PRODUCTION SYSTEMS^©

S.P. Galinato | C.A. Miles

S.P. Galinato | R.K. Gallardo | C.A. Miles

C. Grahn | C. Benedict | T. Thornton | C.A. Miles

K.D. Kobayashi

K.D. Kobayashi | T.D. Amore

J.A. Wimer | C.A. Miles | D.A. Inglis

K. Ichikawa | T. Fujimori | Y. Nakanishi

T. Tetsumura | S. Ishimura | C. Honsho

M. Fumuro

Y. Matsumoto | H. Ohashi

79. EFFECTS OF VARIOUS CONDITIONS ON ROOT AND EMERGENT SHOOT GROWTH DURING PROPAGATION BY CUTTINGS IN THE AMENITY PLANT HARDENBERGIA VIOLACEA^©

Y. Koike | A. Yamazaki | Y. Mitarai | R. Norikoshi

R. Norikoshi

B. Lee | M. van der Giessen

C.E.H. Coker

B. Green

M. Windham

P. Bartley III | G. Wehtje | A.-M. Murphy | C. Gilliam

L.A. Judd | B.E. Jackson | W.C. Fonteno | M.R. Evans | M.D. Boyette

D. Creech

J. Kroin

B.G. Arthur

T. Ranney | D. Gillooly

J. Davis

F.T. Davies

B. Jones

L. Bloomcamp

T.C. Yap | B.E. Jackson | W.C. Fonteno

R.C. Stephenson | C.E.H. Coker

A. Rajewski | H. Wetzstein | Donglin Zhang

99. GARDENING FOR WILDLIFE: ARE NATIVE PLANT CULTIVARS AS EFFECTIVE AS NATIVE PLANTS PROPAGATED FROM LOCAL, WILD POPULATIONS FOR PROMOTING NATIVE INSECT DIVERSITY?^©

J.C. Poythress | J.M. Affolter

Yujie Yang | Zhihui Li | Xiaoling Jin | Donglin Zhang | Jinying Dong

101. ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS FOR 2014: NATIONAL AND REGIONAL WINNERS FOR OUTSTANDING GARDEN PERFORMANCE^©

D. Blazek | E.K. Blythe

102. WHAT TIME IS IT: PROPAGATION SCHEDULING AT BRACY’S NURSERY^©

L. Herring