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The TNLA Lone Star Hort Forum (LSHF) is back, and it's bigger and better than ever! Taking place from January 6-8, 2025, this event is the perfect opportunity for horticulture professionals to learn, network, and grow. Hosted in beautiful Grapevine, Texas, the Lone Star Hort Forum brings together experts, innovators, and enthusiasts from across the state to explore the latest trends, research, and technology in the industry. At LSHF, you can attend various educational sessions covering business development, sustainability, and the newest plant innovations. These sessions are designed to provide actionable insights and strategies that you can apply directly to your business. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the industry, there's something for everyone.  In addition to the educational opportunities, the Lone Star Hort Forum is a fantastic place to network. Meet fellow professionals, exchange ideas, and build relationships that can help you grow your business. The connections you make here could be the key to your next big opportunity. We also offer immersive tours that you can partake in! What to expect:
 Celebrate the best of the Texas Green Industry at our Awards Festival! Applications to be recognized as the top Garden Retailer or Landscaping Company are now open! Please click HERE for the Texas Excellence in Landscaping Awards & HERE for Texas Garden Retailer Awards  Don't miss out on this incredible event! Register now to secure your spot at the TNLA Lone Star Hort Forum. Whether you're looking to expand your knowledge, make valuable connections, or just be inspired by the beauty and innovation of Texas horticulture, this event is for you. We can't wait to see you there!
Register today to be part of an experience that celebrates the best of Texas horticulture and empowers you to take your business to the next level. Click here to register, to view the schedule of events and for more information visit -> https://www.tnlaonline.org/tnla-lone-star-hort-forum.html
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Jay White, a TNLA Member & owner of Texas Gardener Magazine, shares his successful marketing strategies and social media journey in a discussion with TNLA's Membership & Marketing Manager, Kim Cabrera. He highlights how TNLA's support has been instrumental in growing his business and reaching a wider audience in the horticulture industry.
Recently, the TNLA Foundation Chair, Bill Carson with Native Texas Nursery, had the opportunity to sit down with Amy Graham, President and CEO of the Texas Nursery & Landscape Association (TNLA), to discuss the incredible work of the TNLA Foundation. Their conversation sheds light on the Foundation’s mission, its impact on the industry, and how you can get involved in shaping the future of horticulture.
Our friend, Paul Winski M.S., a Program Specialist - Commercial Horticulture/Green Industry at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, recently contacted us to help spread the word on a multi-year initiative to promote new Earth-Kind® Roses across the state. Here is what he had to say to the Industry:
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is excited to announce a multi-year initiative to promote new Earth-Kind® Roses across the state. These roses were rigorously tested for performance in challenging Texas conditions and require minimal care while offering stunning beauty. Key Points
The campaign will strategically feature rose varieties based on current availability:
While highly recommended for north-central and central Texas, trial plantings are suggested for other regions to ensure suitability. Rose Rosette Disease Information Available Consumers are advised to contact their County Extension Agent or a Texas Master Certified Nursery Professional to learn about rose rosette disease in their area. Collaboration with Texas Nursery & Landscape Association The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service acknowledges the valuable partnership with the Texas Nursery & Landscape Association (TNLA) in distributing this information. We believe this initiative will bring beautiful, low-maintenance roses to Texas landscapes and benefit both consumers and the green industry. Sincerely, Steven George, Ph.D. Professor and Extension Earth-Kind® Specialist National Coordinator of the Earth-Kind® Rose Program Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Paul Winski, M.S. Program Specialist - Commercial Horticulture/Green Industry Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Ph: 979.314.8047 Email: [email protected] For More Information
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AuthorKim Cabrera, TNLA Marketing Manager Archives
June 2026
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