TITLE

Fulfilling dreams

AUTHOR(S)
Druse, Ken
PUB. DATE
April 1998
SOURCE
American Nurseryman;04/01/98, Vol. 187 Issue 7, p60
SOURCE TYPE
Trade Publication
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Presents trends in commercial horticulture businesses in the United States in 1998. Baby boomers as consumers of commercial horticulture; Plants which are marketable; Information on promotional schemes in commercial horticulture.
ACCESSION #
545348

Tags: HORTICULTURE;  BABY boom generation

 

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