Michigan Ornamentals: Beautifying Landscapes One Plant At A Time

October 7, 2021

American agriculture currently employs 24 million workers. Nursery and landscape production in Michigan is estimated to be worth $783 million. Modernized practices help  ensure environmental and economic viability.

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