In this issue:
  • Our Newest Sedges
  • Podcasting with Native Plants Healthy Planet
  • Making Sure Plants Are There When You Need Them
  • How to Create a Low-Maintenance Gravel Garden
  • Pocket Meadows: Small Spaces with Huge Impacts
  • Ten Garden Ideas to Borrow from Piet Oudolf
  • Go-to Plants for Green Infrastructure
  • Prairies are Making Headlines. But What Are They?
  • Increased Demand for Nature-Based Solutions
  • Upcoming Events
Our Newest Sedges
These fabulous sedges are already in the trade, but their availability has been limited. We are thrilled to finally offer Feather Falls Sedge and Ribbons Falls Sedge. These hybrid selections are sun and heat tolerant, and we're impressed with their remarkable good looks and strong growth. We've heard of established plants as wide as 5 feet! Click on the images below to learn more about our newest sedges.
Carex Feather Falls™
‘ET CRX01’ PP26199
Carex Ribbon Falls™
‘ET CRX02’ PP29950
News from the Nursery
Podcasting with Native Plants Healthy Planet
The excellent team of Fran Chismer and Tom Knezick from Pinelands Nursery host a podcast that's equal parts fun and education. The podcast, "Native Plants Healthy Planet," includes episodes with round table conversations, which they call Rooted Discussions. On their 80th episode, they hosted our marketing director, Shannon Currey, and Kate Ancaya, co-owner of Living Roofs. The discussion centered around green roofs and the plants that make them work. It was great discussion and a fun time.

Making Sure Plants Are There When You Need Them

Our newest team member will be working closely with the Logistics, Production, and Growing departments to make sure we have the grasses you need when you need them. Find out why David Derreberry is a unique addition to our team!

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www.floraldaily.com
Grasses in the Landscape
How to Create a Low-Maintenance Gravel Garden

Want to pull fewer weeds? Gravel gardening is gaining attention for being low-maintenance and Earth-friendly. Jeff Epping of Olbrich Botanical Gardens in Madison, WI, uses this approach to create lush gardens filled with grasses and perennials.

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www.midwestliving.com
Pocket Meadows: Small Spaces with Huge Impacts

This delightful post comes from our retail partner, Izel Plants. Author Claudio Vasquez highlights two projects that bring on a sense of graceful harmony, serenity and peace of mind. It's a wonderful way to see grasses!

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www.izelplants.com
Ten Garden Ideas to Borrow from Piet Oudolf

Piet Oudolf's signature style calls for drifts of grasses, perfectly appropriate perennials, and garden beds that look beautiful even in the depths of winter. From Gardenista, here are ten ideas from Piet Oudolf's designs to borrow for yours.

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www.gardenista.com
Going with Green Infrastructure
Go-to Plants for Green Infrastructure

We asked several professionals who work on green infrastructure projects to tell us about a few of their “go-to” plants. In this post, we give a quick profile on each person and their picks for getting the job done.

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Prairies Are Making Headlines. But What Are They?

Whereas the word forest immediately conjures up specific images — people know what trees look like — prairie draws a blank or, worse, the brain serves up uninformed guesses, like faulty search engine results or autocorrect failures.

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news.wttw.com
Increased Demand for Nature-Based Solutions

ASLA released a national survey that reported clients are looking to landscape architects to provide nature-based solutions to climate impacts. Street trees, bioswales, and native, drought-tolerant plants will be in high demand.

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dirt.asla.org
Upcoming Events
Holiday Closing:
Hoffman Nursery will close at noon on Thurs, Dec. 23
and remain closed through the first of the year.
We will re-open on Monday, Jan. 3, 2022.
January 5-7, 2022; Baltimore, MD
One of the best, the Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show is back in person with three days devoted to the nursery industry. Friends and colleagues get to see each other, and there are opportunities for safe networking during this big event. Join us in Baltimore for a look at what's happening with grasses and our industry. Find us in Booth 412.
January 10-14, 2022; Greensboro NC
After a year off, Green & Growin' is back in person for 2022. Workshops on Monday, educational sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday, and a trade show on the last two days. Our team will be there throughout the week. Be sure to find us in Booths 533 & 535 on Thursday and Friday.

On Wednesday, January 12 at 10:30am, our Marketing Director Shannon Currey will be part of the in-person education lineup. She'll discuss "Smart Solutions with Grasses and Sedges." At the end of the day, join us during the new plant forum to see what's new in grasses!
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