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Production Continues After
Proven Winners line: more than enough to
Pleasant View Fire
fulfi ll both current and future orders.
Spring production continues uninter- In addition, Pleasant View has opened
rupted at Pleasant View Gardens, even in the an area not normally used for production
wake of a fi re that destroyed one of the com- to further ensure continued supply. Spring
pany’s oldest production greenhouses. The planting will continue uninterrupted.
blaze broke out at the Loudon, N.H., location “This won’t affect our customers, and
in the early morning hours of January 21. they’ll see no bump in the road,” Hun-
“It’s business as usual,” said President tington said. “We’ve received hundreds
Henry Huntington. “We’re blessed that this of messages from customers asking how
is just plants. As much of a disaster as this they can help. We’re so appreciative of their
is, no one was hurt, and the damage was support, and look forward to serving their
really minimal.” needs this spring.”
About 25 percent of the production The cause of the fi re is under investiga-
space was saved and will be up and run- tion. Pleasant View is currently looking at
ning within weeks. The fi re stopped before options to rebuild and plans to have new
it took out more greenhouses. The fi re’s production in place by April 1.
destruction left nearly 11 acres of annuals, For more information, visit www.pwpvg.
perennials, grasses and herbs, including the com or call (603) 435-8361. GPN
1.0 GL King Tut
Specialty Container
FEBRUARY MAY
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21-23: Big Grower Executive Summit 4-6: National Hardware Show and Lawn,
Tampa, Fla. Garden & Outdoor Living Segment
www.biggrower.com Las Vegas
King
www.nationalhardwareshow.com
26-28: 58th Annual Pacifi c
Orchid Exposition 24: Lilytopia Symposium
San Francisco Longwood Gardens
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TUT
www.orchidsanfrancisco.org Kennett Square, Pa.
www.longwoodgardens.org
MARCH
JUNE
8-9: SAF Congressional Action Days
™
Graceful Grasses Cyperus Grass
Washington, D.C. 15-17: National Lawn & Garden Show
www.safnow.org Monument, Colo.
www.nlgshow.com
Top rated plant by consumers
9-10: Greenhouse Tomato Short Course
Raymond, Miss. 16-18: Southeast Color Connection
Great during summer heat
www.greenhousetomatosc.com Greenville, S.C.
www.southeastcolorconnection.org
Complete proven package
21-24: Boston Gift Show
+
Boston 27-30: GCA 2010 Summer Tour
Grows to 6 Feet Tall
www.bostongiftshow.com
Orlando, Fla.
www.gardencentersofamerica.org
Low maintenance
25-28: Total Home & Gift Market
Dallas, Texas
JULY
www.dallasmarketcenter.com
10-13: OFA Short Course
APRIL Columbus, Ohio
www.ofa.org
5-9: Greenhouse Crop Production &
Engineering Design Short Course
AUGUST
Tucson, Ariz.
Grow and offer your
ag.arizona.edu/ceac 17-19: Independent Garden Center (IGC) Show
Chicago
www.igcshow.com
customers a plant that
10-17: California Spring Trials
Various locations in California
performs like no other.
Contact individual breeders for info.
SEPTEMBER
14-17: 12th Hortifl orexpo China 27-30: Garden Center Group Fall Event
The most requested -
Beijing, China Newport News, Va.
SMART
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orexpo.com www.thegardencentergroup.com
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For more details, contact your broker
For a more detailed list of events, including regional shows throughout the year,
or Four Star today - 734-654-6420 visit our calendar section at
www.gpnmag.com.
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