2012 Nebraska Great Plains Summer Field Day-
August 10, 2012 at Oak Prairie Nursery
Look under the “Events” tab for more information to come.
2013 Winter Conference – February 18-19, 2013
Cornhusker Hotel, Lincoln, NE
THANK YOU to NMC for hosting the workshop on how to “Build a Better Landscape Business” presented by the Landscape Management Network (LMN) and sponsored by the NNLA and Watkins on March 8-9 at NMC Headquarters in Omaha . Attendees learned how to use their company’s numbers to make immediate improvements in efficiency, productivity, and profit.
The Nebraska Nursery and Landscape Association mission is: “To serve the Green Industry by educating and supporting our members to successfully improve the quality of our environment.”
We provide resources for both the gardening community and the green industry. The NNLA strives to promote certified professionals, Great Plants and the growth of horticulture in Nebraska.
The Nebraska Association of Nurseryman was established in 1925 to represent the Nebraska Nursery Industry. The nursery and landscape industry has grown a great deal over the years and the group is now the Nebraska Nursery and Landscape Association.
The NNLA has grown to serve members across the state as well as many members outside the borders of Nebraska. Our members consist of retail garden centers, growers, landscape designers and contractors, landscape management firms and consultants, industry suppliers, college faculty, arborists, turf specialists and certified nurserymen.
Nebraska’s top industry professionals lead the organization by volunteering on the board of directors and committees and by serving as advisors. These volunteers work to provide education, legislative involvement and certification programs for the industry as well as other member benefits. NNLA members also participate in community projects. In 2011, The NNLA planted three educational gardens at Camp Carol Joy Holling.
The NNLA sponsors a winter conference, a Summer Field Day, training and certification for the Nebraska Certified Nurseryman program, a newsletter, student scholarships, and plant auctions to support university research.
The NNLA mission is “To serve the green industry by educating and supporting our members to successfully improve the quality of our environment.”
Click here to read the NNLA By-Laws