Podcast interview with Brightman Logan, pioneer of the native plant industry. ABOUT THIS EPISODE Host Mitzy Sosa interviews Brightman Logan with the assistance from Native Plant Horticultural Foundation Executive Director, Cammie Donaldson. Growing since 1981, Brightman reflects on the ecological specificity necessary for success and how specialization may be the future of native plant nurseries.… The post GO NATIVE: BRIGHTMAN LOGAN ON HISTORICAL CONTEXT AND FINDING WHAT WORKS FOR YOU appeared first on Native Plant Horticulture Foundation.

Under 35 and working in the Florida horticulture or landscape industry? We’re offering stipends to emerging professionals attending the 43rd annual Florida Native Plant Society Conference April 2-6, 2025, in Gainesville, Florida. See native plants in the wild, learn from scientists and conservation experts,  and have loads of fun. We’re proud to sponsor the Florida… The post FNPS 43rd annual conference opportunity for emerging professionals appeared first on Native Plant Horticulture Foundation.

Talk to native plant industry professionals that can help you get started in your business or career In-person mentorship is available from 10:30am until 1:00pm on Wednesday and Thursday, October 30-31, 2024, at the Native Plant Horticulture Foundation table at the Central Florida Native Plant Seminar hosted by Florida Association of Native Nurseries (FANN) at… The post In-Person Mentoring Opportunity appeared first on Native Plant Horticulture Foundation.

Introduction Alfred and Leslie Romeu own Native & Uncommon Plants, a native plant nursery that focuses on cultivating pollinator-friendly, sustainable plants. The growing demand for native plants has shifted their goals from retailing to wholesale and focusing on growing more plants. Challenges in Traditional Funding Traditional funding sources proved difficult for Native & Uncommon Plants.… The post Kiva Loan Success Story: Native & Uncommon Plants appeared first on Native Plant Horticulture Foundation.

David’s friends and colleagues have established this fund to honor his memory and support young people interested in working with native plants. Donations provide travel assistance, pay registration fees and provide other educational support to students and young emerging professionals. David always had time to talk, share information about plants, and to encourage others. Honor… The post David Chiappini Education Fund appeared first on Native Plant Horticulture Foundation.

Please take a few minutes to give us feedback on our Go Native: the Business of Native Plants podcast. Your input can help us refine our content and better meet the needs of startups, emerging professionals and career switchers seeking to enter the native plant industry. Thank you. The post Podcast Listeners Survey appeared first on Native Plant Horticulture Foundation.

Can a small loan help your native plant nursery? Or a nursery you’d like to have in your community? The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn. Ralph Waldo Emerson The Native Plant Horticulture Foundation has been approved as a Trustee by Kiva, one of the world’s most popular and successful nonprofit microlending… The post Florida Kiva Loan Program appeared first on Native Plant Horticulture Foundation.

Applications were due no later than Sept. 5, 2022, for registration sponsorship for students and emerging professionals for October educational event hosted by FANN in Florida Panhandle. THIS EVENT IS OVER Wild Meadow Magic – Fall 2022 Thanks in part to a retired native nurseryman, who wishes to honor the memory of his daughter, and… The post Dig Meadows? Educational Opportunity appeared first on Native Plant Horticulture Foundation.

Podcast interview with Steve Beeman, owner of Beemats Floating Wetlands. The post GO NATIVE: THE BEEMANS, NATIVE PLANT GROWERS & INNOVATORS appeared first on Native Plant Horticulture Foundation.