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The Indiana Nursery and Landscape Association is a not-for-profit
trade organization serving the Indiana Green Industry.

We strive to increase the ethics, principles, and proficiency of the Green Industry through seminars, trade shows and functions, certification programs, and by acting as a promoter of the industry through the condemnation of all practices which tend to discredit or injure industry relations. We encourage fair trade practices, customer service, and overall excellence within the Green Industry.

Become a member today!

By joining the INLA you are becoming a member of the top nursery trade organization in the state and making a commitment to excellence for yourself, your business, and for the industry in general. 

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 IAH Bimonthly Quiz — January/February 2023  

The IAH bimonthly quiz can be completed by Active (current) IAH certified — initial or masters.
Each quiz is worth a 0.5 CEU (one-half CEU).  Submission Deadline: February 28, 2023
Go to IAH Certification page for quiz

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  • Summer Meeting Tour at Geist Reservoir

    Summer Meeting Tour at Geist Reservoir

  • Tour stop on INLA's 2022 Summer Tour at Geist Reservoir

    Tour stop on INLA's 2022 Summer Tour at Geist Reservoir

  • Dinner at Wasson Nursery & Garden Center in Fishers after 2022 Summer Tour

    Dinner at Wasson Nursery & Garden Center in Fishers after 2022 Summer Tour

View more photos from the 2022 Summer Meeting (link)

Upcoming Events

INLA Joint Committee Meeting

INLA Joint Committee Meeting March 8, 2023 Automatic Supply, 116 Shadowlawn Drive, Fishers, IN 46038 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm (Eastern Standard Time) Please call INLA Office 317-889-2382 for more details or questions.

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Indiana Accredited Horticulturist (IAH) Test/Retest 

Indiana Accredited Horticulturist (IAH) Test/Retest  March 8, 2023 Automatic Supply, 116 Shadowlawn Drive, Fishers, IN 46038 9:30 am – 11:30 am (Eastern Standard Time) Please call INLA Office 317-889-2382 for more details or questions. To learn more about the Indiana Accredited Horticulturist Certification visit, https://inla1.org/iah-certification/.

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26 December 2022
The AmericanHort 2022 State of the Industry

The AmericanHort 2022 State of the Industry

The AmericanHort 2022 State of the Industry is Now Available AmericanHort, the leading association for the green industry, offers you the 2022 State of the Industry White Paper to assist you with your business.  This paper provides you with an economic review of 2022 discussing: – Inflation – The likelihood of a recession – Production and supply chain costs – The housing market and what it means for our industry – The political climate and anticipated impact of the mid-term election results—particularly on key issues for the green industry. The report also includes a glimpse of what’s happening with companies like Scotts Miracle Gro, Weber Inc., and Sherwin Williams as indicators business owners might watch for while planning for 2023. https://www.americanhort.info/state-of-the-industry-2022

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8 December 2022
Results from Greenhouse & Nursery Labor and Employment Survey Available

Results from Greenhouse & Nursery Labor and Employment Survey Available

Survey results confirm growers are facing significant labor constraints and current policies need reform. Workforce development and labor availability is one of the most critical issues AmericanHort’s advocacy team works to address to better meet the needs of the green industry. The 2022 Greenhouse and Nursery Labor Employment Survey was conducted in collaboration between AmericanHort, the leading trade association for the green industry, and researchers from the University of California Davis, and Michigan State University to help understand the depth of labor scarcity impacting the greenhouse and nursery sectors of the green industry. The survey collected information about the prevalence of horticultural industry workforce shortages, how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted farming operations, and the extent to which labor-saving technologies are helping mitigate the problem. Responses came from a broad sample of greenhouse and nursery operations spanning the entire United States. “According to our survey results, the green industry is grappling with a workforce shortage problem. Despite making expensive technology investments and changes to production and labor management practices to deal with the issue, growers reported ongoing employee shortages and a significant need for a year-round H-2A visa program,” said Dr. Zachariah Rutledge, assistant professor in the Department of Agricultural, […]

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20 November 2022
2023 Perennial Plant of the Year Chosen

2023 Perennial Plant of the Year Chosen

THE 2023 PERENNIAL PLANT OF THE YEAR® Rudbeckia ‘American Gold Rush’ PP28498 Black-eyed Susan Information from https://perennialplant.org/page/2023PPOY Photography Credit: Intrinsic Perennial Gardens At the height of summer, ‘American Gold Rush’ black-eyed Susan turns up the volume for a long season of dazzling color right up to autumnal frosts. The bright golden-yellow flowers feature arching rays and a reddish halo surrounding dark chocolate cones. Three-inch flowers blanket the compact plant, only 22-27 inches tall with a broader width to 40 inches if given room to grow. The green leaves and stems are covered in hairs, which gives them a silvery cast—on sunny days, peeking through the blooms to the leaves is a luminous silver-and-gold treat. More than just boosting the ornamental show, the hairy foliage is resistant to Septoria leaf spot—a debilitating fungal disease that causes unsightly black spotting and premature seasonal decline on some black-eyed Susans. ‘American Gold Rush’ is a reliable hardy perennial and a great substitute for popular, brassier ‘Goldsturm’, which is highly susceptible to leaf spotting. ‘American Gold Rush’ is a stunning focal point in perennial borders and meadows and is brilliant when massed in public or corporate landscapes. Butterflies caper over the blooms and songbirds feast on […]

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