GardenBiz POS - Nursery and Garden Store Point of Sale
Plant nurseries, lawn and garden centers and farm supply stores have many similar needs for their retail management system. The best nursery and garden center POS systems are flexible and can manage a wide variety of products and workflows. A plant nursery or garden center may sell plants, trees, flowers, sod, gardening supplies and more. Plant nurseries tend to grow at least some portion of their stock, while garden centers often tend to distribute plants produced off-site, or supplied by wholesale plant nurseries. Garden centers and farm supply stores also may sell pets and animals. Detailed information needs to be able to be stored on each item in the point of sale software - such as care instructions or detailed descriptions. The inventory management system must also be able to adjust stock levels easily when plants or trees are lost because conditions were not optimal.
Green Features
Includes features specific for garden centers, nurseries, feed stores and landscape supply retailers such as special orders, customer credit accounts/AR and customer-based special pricing.
Service Dept Mgmt
Manage services provided (such as landscaping and repairs) including quotes, customer-owned items, description of work performed, deposits.
Customer-based Pricing
Offer special prices or price levels based on customer level or group to reward loyal customers and encourage repeat business.
Order/Delivery Mgmt
Manage deliveries, in-store pick-ups, shipments, layaways and phone orders. You can add an item to an order, attach a customer record, take full payment or collect a deposit and set an expected pick-up date.
Lawn and Garden Center POS specific features in GardenBiz Point of Sale include:
- Weatherproof barcode price labels – Use a supported thermal transfer printer to print weatherproof barcode labels that withstand rain and dirt.
- Product images - Allows clerks to view a picture of the product being rung-up at the register.
- Credit accounts/Charge to account – Authorize employees of a customer to charge purchases to their employer’s credit account - and send out customer statements.
- Accounts receivable statements – Send account statements showing transactions and amount due.
- Pick-up, shipping, delivery dashboard – Manage orders to be shipped, picked-up or delivered.
- Service department management – Manage services transactions (such as landscaping) including a description of work to be performed.
- Service item history – Track and view service history of customer-owned items checked in for service work, such as irrigation equipment.
- Inventory adjustments - Quickly adjust and documents any changes in inventory - such as from spoilage of plants.
- Phone orders – Accept orders and collect payments from customers calling to order by phone.
- Quotes and invoices - With the invoice in progress functionality, you can quote a customer, print the quote, then when the customer comes in to purchase, simply recall the on hold invoice and process the sale.
- Sell by weight or fractional quantities - Product settings allow you to sell items by incremental quantities, which is helpful when selling items by weight, height or length (such as landscaping supplies).
- Special orders/back orders - Allows you to track special order items not carried in inventory, from the customer order to receiving, to inventory to the POS transaction - allowing you to sell items from your vendor's catalog.
- Group pricing or discounts - Offer special pricing based on customer level or group - such as professional landscapers or loyal customers.
- Advanced filterable product search – Search for and view items by filtering by category, brand, vendor, size, color.
- Markdown management - Manage group markdowns, quantity pricing, multi-buy items, promotional pricing and bulk discounting.
- Stock-level look-up – Look up stock levels across all store locations from front register - allowing you to see inventory at a growing facility from your register.
Special Orders
MicroBiz supports the management of Special Orders, or the sale of items not currently in stock, such garden accessories such as fountains or water features. You can mark an item as a special order item at the time its sold, which places it on a list of special order items in the purchasing module. When the item is received from the vendor, MicroBiz alerts the user that the item is attached to a customer order, so that the customer can be contacted and the item can be set aside for pick-up or shipment.
Inventory Management
Unlike most retail inventory, a nursery's stock is alive — a cold snap or a few missed waterings can wipe out a section of the catalog overnight. MicroBiz Cloud is built to handle that volatility alongside the usual retail housekeeping.
Inventory management capabilities in MicroBiz include:
- Connect to an electronic product database of over 1.7 billion product records to quickly add new items by scanning a UPC or searching by SKU or product name
- Bulk import products, customers, and inventory levels from your existing POS system via CSV or Excel file
- Import bulk vendor price updates via CSV when a grower or supplier releases a new price list
- Print barcode price labels in multiple formats directly from MicroBiz — automatically during receiving or manually for price changes — including weatherproof labels for outdoor plants and materials
- Set quantity-based price break points that automatically adjust the price at the register when a purchase threshold is reached
- Set up customer-based pricing tiers — such as retail, landscaper, or wholesale trade accounts — with prices applied automatically at the register when a customer record is attached
- Quickly document inventory adjustments for spoilage or loss, such as plants lost to poor conditions
- Set reorder points on key items to alert staff when stock is running low
- Transfer inventory between store locations and view stock levels across all locations from the register — including inventory held at a growing facility
Stock counts stay trustworthy even when losses are part of the business model — and pricing holds steady across every store and growing site.
Quotes, Estimates and Invoices
Landscapers and homeowners alike often want a firm number before committing to a plant order or a bulk material delivery. MicroBiz Cloud lets you produce that quote and, once approved, convert it straight into an invoice from the same record.
Quote, estimate, and invoice options in MicroBiz include:
- Print a full page quote, estimate, or invoice depending on the current need
- Choose whether order-level or line-level notes are included on the printed document
- Convert a quote into an order with one click to reserve stock and begin collecting payments
There's no re-entering item, pricing, or customer details between the quote stage and the sale — the same record carries the order all the way through.
Offer Credit Accounts and Manage Accounts Receivable
Landscaping contractors and property managers rarely want to pay at checkout on every visit — a monthly billing arrangement fits how they actually operate. MicroBiz Cloud's credit account module supports that directly.
Credit account and accounts receivable features in MicroBiz include:
- Set up house charge accounts for landscaping contractors, property managers, and commercial customers
- Set credit limits and payment terms per customer
- Track current account balance, available credit, and complete transaction history for each account
- Generate AR statements that can be printed or emailed to customers
- Add service charges such as late fees directly to the account
Offering that flexibility is often what turns a one-time landscaper purchase into a recurring commercial account.
Open Item Accounts Receivable
A landscaping contractor juggling several simultaneous plant orders and material deliveries doesn't want one lump balance — they want to know which specific job is still unpaid. MicroBiz Cloud's open item AR delivers that.
With open item AR, payments can be allocated against specific open invoices rather than simply applied to the oldest balance — as opposed to a standard balance forward method, where payments are applied broadly against the total outstanding balance.
That keeps large commercial accounts legible, and makes it easy to see exactly which invoices remain outstanding at any point.
Customer-Based Pricing for Landscapers and Trade Accounts
The same flat of annuals might sell at full retail to a homeowner and at a negotiated trade rate to a landscaper — and getting that distinction right consistently is hard to manage by memory. MicroBiz Cloud automates it by customer record.
Customer-based pricing features in MicroBiz include:
- Assign any customer to a pricing group such as retail, landscaper, contractor, or a custom trade tier
- Configure pricing as a percentage discount, a fixed dollar amount off, cost plus a defined margin, or a specifically defined price per item
- Prices adjust automatically at the register when a customer record with a special pricing group is attached
That automation is what lets a garden center serve retail shoppers and trade customers side by side without staff having to remember who gets which rate.
Sub-Cent Pricing for Bulk Materials
MicroBiz Cloud supports sub-cent pricing, allowing garden centers and nurseries to price products at fractions of a cent for bulk fertilizers, chemicals, or soil amendments where pricing is calculated per gallon, per pound, or per unit at rates that extend beyond two decimal places.
For example, a bulk fertilizer can be priced at $2.425 per gallon — ensuring accurate transaction totals across large purchases without the need to round up or down to the nearest cent.
Sub-cent pricing is particularly useful for garden centers and landscape supply retailers selling bulk soil, mulch, fertilizer, or chemical products, preventing the margin loss that can occur when per-unit prices are rounded to the nearest cent on high-volume purchases.
Sell Bulk Materials and Plants in Fractional Quantities
MicroBiz allows garden centers and nurseries to sell products in any unit of measure — including weight, volume, length, or count — rather than being limited to whole-unit sales.
Fractional quantity capabilities in MicroBiz include:
- Sell bulk mulch or soil by the cubic yard
- Sell fertilizer or chemicals by the pound or gallon
- Sell plants by the flat, tray, or individual unit
- Enter precise fractional amounts at the point of sale without needing to create separate SKUs for different quantities
This keeps the product catalog clean while giving garden centers the flexibility to sell bulk materials and plants accurately at the register, whether a customer is buying a single plant or several cubic yards of soil.
Delivery Management
The delivery management module allows you to manage delivery orders by order status, order date, due date, assigned employee and store. You can then select and send the addresses of delivery orders to Google Maps with one click. From Google Maps, you can arrange the sequence of the deliveries to optimize routing and then either print the routing map or email or text the directions to your phone, where the routing is displayed in Google Maps on your phone.
Bulk Add or Update Products and Prices via CSV Import
MicroBiz Cloud allows garden centers and nurseries to add or update large numbers of product records, customer records, and inventory levels in bulk using a CSV or Excel file — eliminating the need to manually create or update records one at a time.
Bulk import capabilities in MicroBiz include:
- Import products, customers, and inventory levels from your existing POS system via CSV or Excel file
- Import bulk vendor price updates via CSV when a grower or supplier releases a new price list
This is particularly useful when switching to MicroBiz from another POS system with a large existing plant and materials catalog, and for garden centers that receive seasonal price list updates from growers and suppliers and need to apply new pricing across hundreds of SKUs at once — especially ahead of the spring rush.
Calendar-based Service Scheduler
Bulk material deliveries, landscaping jobs, and irrigation appointments compete hard for driver and crew time — especially during spring and fall rushes. MicroBiz Cloud's calendar-based scheduler keeps that scheduling tied to the order itself.
Service scheduler features in MicroBiz include:
- Create a scheduled task directly from the order record and assign it to a specific employee
- View the calendar in monthly, weekly, or daily formats
- Filter the calendar view by assigned employee
Crew schedules stay coordinated across multiple stops in a single day — the exact scenario where a shared, order-linked calendar earns its keep.
Flexible Tax Rules for Nurseries and Landscape Supply Retailers
MicroBiz Cloud allows garden centers and landscape supply retailers to create virtually any taxing or special fee scenario, supporting the mix of taxable and tax-exempt sales common in this vertical.
Flexible tax and fee capabilities in MicroBiz include:
- Create tax-exempt products and tax-exempt customers
- Build a tax scheme with reduced or no tax on agricultural or exempt items, alongside standard tax rates on general retail and hard goods
- Add special fees where needed, such as environmental or disposal fees on chemicals and treated materials
- Build up sales tax by city, county, and state, with different rates supported across store locations
This flexibility is particularly valuable for garden centers and landscape supply retailers serving a mix of retail customers, tax-exempt agricultural buyers, and commercial landscaping accounts — ensuring the correct tax and fee treatment is applied automatically at checkout, without staff needing to manually adjust tax rates by customer or item type.
Speed Product Creation with an Online Product Catalog of 1.7+ Billion Records
New plant varieties, tools, and materials arrive constantly, and typing out product details for each one isn't a great use of a nursery's limited back-office time. MicroBiz Cloud's barcode lookup catalog replaces that with a scan.
Product catalog lookup capabilities in MicroBiz include:
- Search the database by SKU, UPC, or product name
- Automatically populate the product name, description, and other available details into a new product record
- Access product data from hundreds of vendors and brands across multiple retail categories
For garden centers carrying SKUs across plants, tools, fertilizers, and landscape supplies from many vendors, that shortcut adds up fast — especially heading into spring.
Print Weatherproof Barcode Price Labels
MicroBiz Cloud supports weatherproof barcode label printing on a supported thermal transfer printer, allowing garden centers and nurseries to print durable, scannable price tags that hold up in outdoor retail conditions.
Barcode price label printing in MicroBiz includes:
- Print price tags in multiple formats, including weatherproof labels that withstand rain, humidity, and outdoor conditions
- Automatically print price tags as part of the receiving process
- Manually reprint tags for individual items when prices change
- Add labels to a print queue for batch printing at a later time
Weatherproof labeling is ideal for plants, containers, pottery, and landscape supplies stored outside — keeping pricing accurate and scannable even after exposure to rain and dirt, without labels degrading or becoming unreadable at the register.
Sell Landscape Packages and Plant Kits with Bundled Items
A pollinator garden kit built from a specific set of plants, a bag of soil amendment, and a layer of mulch is a natural package sale — but only if the inventory behind it stays accurate. MicroBiz Cloud's kit feature handles that.
Kit and bundle capabilities in MicroBiz include:
- Sell multiple component products together as a single kit item at the register or on an order
- Automatically decrement inventory on each component product at the correct quantities when the kit is sold
- Price the kit as a package price, separate from the sum of the individual component prices
Every plant and material in the kit gets its stock adjusted automatically — staff sell the landscape package, not each individual item.
Tiered Pricing by Quantity
A landscaper buying a dozen flats of annuals shouldn't pay the same per-flat price as a homeowner buying two — but making that distinction manually at the register invites inconsistency. MicroBiz Cloud automates the threshold instead.
Tiered pricing capabilities in MicroBiz include:
- Set quantity-based price breakpoints on any product
- Automatically apply the discounted price at the register once the threshold is reached
- Configure different breakpoints for different products or customer groups
Annuals might sell at retail price for one to four flats, then automatically drop to landscaper pricing at five or more — applied consistently, without staff needing to remember the rule.
Catalog Management
- Customer-based Pricing/Product Pricing Levels (for classes such as professional landscapers)
- Categories and Sub-Categories
- Product Tax Classes (multiple)
- Quantity-based Tiered Pricing (buy x for y)
- Time-based promo pricing (to put items on sale)
- Alternate Product IDs
- Auto SKU number generator
- Matrix Products with Size/Quality/Other Variants
- Product images (and images can be imported in bulk)
- Fractional Sale Quantities (weight/time/length)
- Print Barcode Price Labels
Multi-store Inventory Management
- CSV File Import of Products & Inventory
- Inventory Adjustment Audit Records
- Purchase Orders/Vendor Shipments
- Minimum Inventory Reorder Points
Customers
- Multiple Shipping/Billing Addresses
- Customer Tax Classes/Tax Exempt
- Credit Accounts/Charge to Account
- Accounts Receivable Statements
- Import Customers via CSV File Import
Orders
- Pick-up, Shipping, Delivery Dashboard
- Repairs/Service Dept Management
- Quotes/Estimates/Invoices
- Management of Customer Items for Repair
- Deposit Collection and Refunds
- Tax Calculation based on Ship Addres
- Phone Orders/Layaways
- Special Orders (sale of out of stock or items from vendor catalog)
- Backorder Creation and Filling
Store Management
- Store Transfers (document transfer of items between locations)
- Enforceable Business Rules on Discounts & Returns (such as minimum deposit requirements)
- Employee Roles and Permissions
- Support of Contactless Payments
- PCI/PA-DS Compliant Payments
- Flexible and Filterable Reports
- Minimum Deposit Requirements
Register
- Register Quick Pick Keys
- Bar code label scanning
- Store Credits
- Gift Cards (multi-store)
- Customizable Receipts
- Custom Tenders
- Print or Email Receipts
- Customer Sales History Look-up (from front register)
- Register Close/End of Day Reports
- Integrated Credit Card Processing
- Advanced Filterable Product Search
- Transaction Holds/Recalls
- Returns and Voids
- Split Tenders
- Assign Salesperson to Transaction
- Item and Transaction Discount
- Stock-level Look-up (multi-store
- Editable Item Descriptions on Receipt
Integrations
- WooCommerce Integration
- QuickBooks Online Integration
Expand Functionality of MicroBiz via Integrations with Popular 3rd Party Apps
Publish register batch financials to QuickBooks Online with one-touch
- Map POS financial activities to QuickBooks GL accounts
- Publish register batch financials to QuickBooks with one touch
- Sync revenue, COGS, inventory values, customer liabilities and payments with QuickBooks
- Create QuickBooks invoice payable from received vendor shipments
- Push POS sales taxes to QuickBooks Sales Tax Center for payment management
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Integrate your POS system with your Woo! ecommerce site
- Link product records and sync changes in product fields from MicroBiz to Woo!
- Automatically adjust stock levels in Woo! for store sales to avoid sales of items not in stock
- Pull online orders into MicroBiz for order and inventory management
- Capture customer records created online in MicroBiz
Create Private Online Stores for your Wholesale Customers
Create customized private wholesale ecommerce stores for your wholesale customers using WooCommerce as integrated with MicroBiz. You can offer wholesale pricing for registered customers, such as landscape architects, lawn and garden contractors and properly managers, in a password protected private ecommerce site. You can completely hide your WooCommerce private wholesale stores from the public, with only your preferred customers being able to access their microsite with a username and password. You can manage user registration of the employees of your customers - and assign discounts and special prices for items in each private microsite.
Or, you can display a select set of items curated for a specific customer in a private microsite created for a specific customer.
The products for sale in the private store can be displayed in an easy-to-use simple grid format, enabling a wholesale buyer to more easily find products and select variants of matrix products.
Your private online stores are integrated with MicroBiz Cloud, so that online sales are captured and managed in MicroBiz Cloud, and changes in inventory levels sync between your ecommerce site and your store POS/inventory management system.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this POS handle a large and diverse product catalog covering plants, trees, shrubs, soil, mulch, fertilizer, tools, and outdoor décor? +
Yes. MicroBiz supports an unlimited number of product records, making it well suited for garden centers and nurseries that carry thousands of SKUs across multiple categories. You can organize products into categories and subcategories — for example, separating annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, soil amendments, fertilizers, tools, and outdoor décor into their own sections — and use advanced filterable search at the register to quickly find any item. Products can also be assigned to multiple price levels, customer groups, and store locations from the same catalog.
Does this POS support selling products by fractional quantities — for example, bulk mulch or soil sold by the cubic yard, or plants sold by the flat? +
Yes. MicroBiz supports fractional sale quantities, allowing you to sell products in any unit of measure including weight, volume, length, or count. This means you can sell bulk mulch by the cubic yard, fertilizer by the pound or gallon, soil by the bag or bulk weight, or plants by the flat or tray — and enter precise fractional amounts at the point of sale without needing to create separate SKUs for different quantities. This keeps your product catalog clean while giving you the flexibility to sell products accurately at the register.
Can this POS price products at less than one cent — for example, fertilizer sold in bulk at .425 per gallon? +
Yes. MicroBiz supports sub-cent pricing, allowing you to price products at fractions of a cent. This is particularly useful for garden centers and nurseries that sell bulk fertilizers, chemicals, or soil amendments where pricing is calculated per gallon, per pound, or per unit at rates that extend beyond two decimal places. Sub-cent pricing ensures accurate transaction totals and prevents margin loss that can occur when prices are rounded to the nearest cent on high-volume bulk purchases.
Can I set up customer-based pricing for landscapers, contractors, and wholesale customers who buy at trade prices? +
Yes. MicroBiz supports customer-based pricing tiers that allow you to offer different price levels to different customer groups. You can set up a landscaper or wholesale trade pricing tier and assign it to specific customer accounts, so that when a contractor purchases from you their discounted pricing is applied automatically at the register without requiring staff to manually override prices. Pricing tiers can be configured as a percentage discount, a fixed dollar amount off, cost plus a defined margin, or a specifically defined price per item — giving you full flexibility to manage trade pricing for your best customers.
Does this POS support tiered or quantity-based pricing — for example, lower prices when a landscaper buys 10 or more flats of annuals? +
Yes. MicroBiz supports quantity-based tiered pricing, allowing you to set price break points based on the quantity purchased. At the register, MicroBiz keeps track of the number of items added to a transaction and automatically adjusts the price when a quantity threshold is reached. For example, you can sell annuals at the regular retail price for one to four flats, and automatically drop to a lower landscaper price when five or more flats are purchased in a single transaction — without requiring staff to manually apply discounts.
Can I manage special orders for plants, trees, or landscape materials that I don't currently have in stock? +
Yes. MicroBiz has a built-in special order workflow that allows you to take customer orders for items not currently in stock, collect a deposit, and track the order through to fulfillment. When the item arrives from your vendor or grower, MicroBiz automatically links it back to the original customer order and alerts you so the customer can be contacted for pickup or delivery. This is particularly useful for garden centers and nurseries that regularly source non-stocked plant varieties, specimen trees, or custom landscape material orders directly from growers and distributors.
Can I manage house charge accounts for landscaping contractors and commercial customers who purchase on account and pay monthly? +
Yes. MicroBiz includes a full credit account and accounts receivable module. You can set up house charge accounts for landscaping contractors, property managers, and commercial customers, allowing them to purchase on account and pay on a monthly or agreed billing cycle. MicroBiz tracks the full account balance, available credit, and complete transaction history for each account. You can generate and print or email AR statements, set credit limits and payment terms per customer, and support open item accounts receivable — meaning payments can be allocated against specific open invoices rather than simply applied to the oldest balance.
Does this POS handle delivery scheduling and management for bulk landscape materials like mulch, soil, and stone? +
Yes. MicroBiz includes a delivery management module that allows you to schedule deliveries, assign handling types, and set due dates on open orders. You can push open delivery orders directly to Google Maps, allowing you to map and route multiple deliveries efficiently across a day's schedule. Order statuses can be updated as deliveries are completed, giving your team a real-time view of what has been delivered and what is still outstanding. This is particularly valuable during peak spring and fall seasons when your delivery team is managing multiple stops for bulk landscape material drops in a single day.
Does this POS integrate with QuickBooks Online for accounting? +
Yes. MicroBiz integrates directly with QuickBooks Online. With one click you can publish register batch financial data to mapped GL accounts in QuickBooks, including sales revenue, cost of goods sold, taxes, and payment type breakdowns. When you receive inventory from suppliers or growers, MicroBiz can automatically create vendor bill payables in QuickBooks. Sales tax liabilities are also pushed directly to the QuickBooks Sales Tax Center, keeping your books accurate without manual data entry.
Can I manage multiple locations from one system — for example, a main garden center and a seasonal satellite location? +
Yes. MicroBiz is built for multi-location retail. You can manage inventory, pricing, customers, and reporting across all your locations from a single cloud-based system. Stock levels are visible across all locations at the register, making it easy to locate a plant variety or landscape material at another location. You can transfer inventory between locations, set location-specific pricing, and run reports by individual location or across all locations combined. Because MicroBiz is cloud-based, your seasonal satellite location requires no additional software installation — staff simply log in from any device and start selling.
Does this POS integrate with WooCommerce so I can sell plants, garden supplies, and landscape materials online? +
Yes. MicroBiz integrates directly with WooCommerce, allowing you to publish your in-store garden center and nursery products to your website with one click. MicroBiz automatically syncs inventory levels between your store and your WooCommerce site, so when a plant or product sells in-store the stock count on your website updates immediately — preventing overselling of items that are no longer available. Online orders are pulled into MicroBiz for fulfillment and inventory management, allowing you to manage in-store and online sales from a single system.
Can I apply customer payments to specific invoices when managing large landscaping contractor accounts with multiple open orders? +
Yes. MicroBiz supports open item accounts receivable, which means payments made on a customer account can be allocated against specific open invoices rather than simply applied to the oldest balance. This is particularly valuable for landscaping contractors who may have multiple simultaneous plant orders, material deliveries, and landscape supply purchases open at the same time and want to pay off specific jobs or deliveries independently. Open item AR keeps each account clean and organized, and makes it easy to identify exactly which invoices remain outstanding at any point in time.
Does this POS support kits or bundled products — for example, a landscape package that bundles plants, soil, and mulch together at a set price? +
Yes. MicroBiz includes a kit and bundled product feature that allows you to create a sellable item built from component products. When you sell the bundled item, MicroBiz automatically decrements the inventory of each component at the correct quantities. This is ideal for garden centers and nurseries that offer pre-configured landscape packages — for example, a pollinator garden kit that includes a set of specific plants, a bag of soil amendment, and a layer of mulch — allowing you to sell the bundle as a single item while tracking component inventory accurately behind the scenes.
Does this POS integrate with a barcode lookup catalog so I can quickly add new garden and landscape products without manual data entry? +
Yes. MicroBiz integrates with a barcode lookup catalog that allows you to search for and instantly import product data by scanning or entering a UPC barcode. When adding a new garden or landscape product to your catalog, MicroBiz will look up the item and automatically populate the product name, description, and other available product details — eliminating the need to manually key in product information. This is a significant time saver for garden centers and nurseries that carry a large number of SKUs across plants, tools, fertilizers, and landscape supplies and frequently need to add new products from multiple vendors.
Does this POS support weatherproof barcode label printing for plants and outdoor products? +
Yes. MicroBiz supports weatherproof barcode label printing on the Zebra ZD421 thermal transfer printer. This allows you to print durable price and barcode labels that withstand rain, humidity, and outdoor conditions — ideal for plants, containers, pottery, and landscape supplies stored outside in your garden center or nursery. Labels can be printed directly from MicroBiz product records, keeping your pricing accurate and scannable even in outdoor retail environments.
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Useful Links and Resources:
AmericanHort — The leading national trade association for the green industry, supporting nearly 16,000 member and affiliated businesses including nursery growers, garden retailers, greenhouse operators, landscape professionals, and allied suppliers. AmericanHort provides advocacy, research, education, and hosts Cultivate — the premier annual trade show for the entire horticulture industry.
Cultivate Trade Show — The largest all-industry horticulture trade show in North America, hosted annually by AmericanHort in Columbus, Ohio. Cultivate brings together 10,000+ growers, garden center retailers, landscapers, designers, and suppliers for four days of product sourcing, education, and networking.
California Association of Nurseries and Garden Centers (CANGC) — The leading trade association representing nurseries, garden centers, and related businesses in California. CANGC provides advocacy, education, and member services to support the growth and competitiveness of California's green industry retailers and growers.
Western Nursery and Landscape Association (WNLA) — A regional trade association serving nursery and landscape professionals across the western United States. WNLA provides networking, education, and advocacy resources for garden centers, nurseries, and landscape businesses in the western region.
Northwest Nursery Buyers Association (NNBA) — A member-owned cooperative representing independent retail nurseries and garden centers in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, and northern California. NNBA coordinates group purchasing, provides central billing, and offers educational opportunities to help independent garden center retailers stay competitive.
National Landscape Association (NALP) — The national trade association representing landscape contractors, lawn care professionals, and exterior landscape service providers. NALP provides advocacy, education, certification, and business resources for landscape professionals who are key customers of garden centers and nursery supply stores.
Garden Center Magazine — The leading trade publication for independent garden center retailers. Garden Center Magazine covers retail trends, product news, business management strategies, and industry events relevant to nursery and garden center operators.
Farwest Show — The Pacific Northwest's premier nursery and garden industry trade show, hosted annually in Portland, Oregon by the Oregon Association of Nurseries. Farwest connects growers, garden center buyers, and suppliers from across the western United States for product sourcing and industry networking.