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Tuesday, January 06, 2009 Vol. 72 No. 9

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01 |GT in Brief
02 |SAF in the Lobby
03 |New Products
04 |Classifieds
05 |Request Product Info

06 |Acres Online
07 |Trade Show Calendar
08 |Article Archive
09 |Media Kit 2009
10 |Media Kit 2008
11 |Subscriptions
12 |Video Resources

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Don’t forget about Cuts! | Chris Beytes
We get so caught up with bedding plants, perennials, poinsettias and the like that we tend to forget about the domestic cut flower market.

Glass Transforms into Soil Amendment | Jennifer Duffield White
Growstones has partnered with the city of Albuquerque, New Mexico to turn recycled glass into Growstones, a product made from 95% recycled glass bottles.

MasterTag’s Pack Trials Plans | Jennifer Duffield White
As you make plans for your Pack Trials visits this March 28 to April 4, make sure MasterTag is on your list.

New Zealand Imports Permitted Back in U.S. | Society of American Florists
New Zealand field-grown cut flowers and greenery are once again allowed entry into the U.S.

On the Move | Ellen Wells
News on new employees, promotions and company developments.

Oregon and Washington Nursery Associations Explore Merger Options | Ellen Wells
The Oregon Association of Nurseries (OAN) and the Washington State Nursery and Landscape Association (WSNLA) are pursuing formal discussions about a possible merger of the two associations.

Reader Response | Jean Taylor
A picture shows what's wrong with our industry and our nation's economy.




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