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EIS Survey's Mailed Out This Week! |
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Alabama is having its second Economic Impact Study relating to the State’s Green Industry. The first group of the survey's for Nursery and Greenhouse Growers are being mailed this week. Other groups will be mailed out over the next two weeks.
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"Rabbit Tracks" Survey for Crapemyrtles |
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In cooperation with the Alabama Nursery and Landscape Association, the Auburn University Horticulture Department would like to invite industry professionals to participate in an online survey pertaining to "Rabbit Tracks", a foliar disorder in crapemyrtle.
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Potential Plant Selection Program for Alabama |
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Research done for Masters Project by Emily Harris
Survey Results for Plant Selection Programs
- Most programs have several sponsors.
- Many issues arose during the setup phase including funding, industry support, and program support.
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Greenhouse and Nursery Growers Survey |
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The Alabama Nursery and Landscape Association needs your valuable input regarding how ALNLA, as a trade association, can serve its members who are greenhouse and nursery growers.
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ALNLA partners with BWW on education programs |
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 (Auburn, Ala. – May 2008) The Alabama Nursery and Landscape Association (ALNLA) has been working continuously with the Birmingham Water Works (BWW) since the onset of the 2007 drought to minimize the impact of water restrictions on the Birmingham area Green Industry. While the summer of 2007 was difficult for all, this spring brings new hope for outdoor water users.
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BWWB, green industry unite to give planting tips on lawns, trees and shrubs |
(BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – April 22, 2008) The Birmingham Water Works Board (BWWB) and the Alabama Nursery and Landscape Association (ALNLA) are teaming up to provide customers with tips and techniques on how to plant grass, trees and shrubs.
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I hope this finds you in the midst of a great fall selling season. As the weather starts to cool down and the rains have come, I hope your business is wide open. This has been a busy and strong summer for the ALNLA. This past August we had the second annual Auburn Landscape, Greenhouse and Nursery School held at the Auburn University Hotel and Conference Center.
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The Gulf States Horticultural Expo, held at Mobile’s Arthur R. Outlaw Center January 17-19, celebrated its 10th Anniversary with another sold-out show. The GSHE is hosted jointly each year by the ALNLA, LNLA (Louisiana Nursery & Landscape Association), and MNLA (Mississippi Nursery & Nursery Association) and had more than 3,500 attendees, 435 exhibitors in 700 booths this year. The show again lived up to its billing as the Premier Winter Tradeshow of the South. 
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