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As the nation's largest state nursery and landscape association, FNGLA represents Florida's environmental horticulture industry which generated $21.08 billion total output sales in 2015 and directly employed 232,000 people. 

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Upcoming Events

Turfgrass Diagnostics and Core Training
26
April
8:00 AM
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Florida Water Star Accredited Professional Training/Testing
1
May
8:30 AM
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Plant Health Care for Trees and Shrubs
2
May
8:00 AM
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Florida Water Star Accredited Professional Training/Testing
2
May
8:30 AM
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Florida Water Star Accredited Professional Training/Testing
3
May
8:30 AM
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Alternative Crops for Central Florida
9
May
8:30 AM
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The 2018 Florida Flower Trials
16
May
7:30 AM
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Florida Native Plant Society Annual Conference
17
May
7:00 AM
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The 2018 Florida Flower Trials
17
May
8:30 AM
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Trees Florida 2018
11
June
7:30 AM
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Recent News

19
April
Free Signs for FNGLA-Certified Professionals

Have you ever considered yard signs as another way to promote your business? 

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13
April
It's Good to be a Grower Again!

Throughout most of our state, homeowners are cleaning up winter’s damage to their landscapes.

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13
April
Fishing for a Good Cause

Miami-Dade chapter’s memorial tournament returns for 34th year

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Industry News

New Lantana Plants Protect Native Florida and Enhance Landscapes
Southeast AgNet
Thursday, April 12, 2018

A UF-led study found that Florida consumers will page about $7 more to buy local plants
The Independent Florida Alligator
Monday, March 26, 2018

The Road Back
USA Today
Thursday, March 22, 2018

Our mighty palm trees
Naples Florida Weekly
Thursday, March 1, 2018

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