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Thousands of family-owned companies are part of Minnesota's nursery and landscape industry. Collectively, they generate $2.1 billion in annual sales. View PDF of economic impact charts.
The Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association (MNLA) is the region's oldest and largest trade association. The organization was originally formed in 1925 as the Minnesota State Nurseryman’s Association. In 1988, the organization’s name was changed to the Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association to accurately reflect the diversity of its members.
Today, 1,500 firms are members of MNLA in the following categories:
- Wholesale nursery growers
- Retail nurseries and garden centers
- Commercial flower growers
- Landscape contractors
- Landscape designers
- Irrigation contractors
- Lawn and landscape management services
- Professional gardening services
- Commercial arborists and tree care services
- Allied suppliers
- Students and educators
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MNLA is dedicated to helping its members by:
- Providing continuing education for members and consumers
- Providing tools for industry marketing
- Monitoring and influencing government affairs
- Promoting professionalism
- Responsibly improving and maintaining our environment
- Provide opportunities for financial benefits through group purchasing and other member services
- Promoting member collegiality and networking
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Members receive regular communication on association activities through a monthly newsletter. Each industry segment implements on-going continuing education programs. In cooperation with the University of Minnesota, the association sponsors the MNLA Certified Professional program. MNLA also publishes the “Plants for Outdoor Living” color catalogs: Trees and Shrubs, Seasonal Color, and Perennials, and hardscapes catalog, Ideas for Outdoor Living. MNLA has a beautiful garden display outside the Ag-Hort Building at the Minnesota State Fair and publishes Garden Minnesota Yearbook each year. For further information on the MNLA membership visit the industry website at www.MNLA.biz.
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