Jan 17, 2017
Northwest Horticulture, Skagit Gardens Merge

On Jan. 1, Northwest Horticulture and Skagit Gardens merged as one company, Skagit Horticulture, LLC. The new name represents the legacies of both companies.

Under the Skagit Horticulture umbrella, Skagit Gardens will continue to serve the independent garden center (IGC) segment. Northwest Horticulture will focus on the home store segment, and Etera will serve the commercial green roof industry. The young plant (plug) divisions will operate under the name Skagit Horticulture.

The combined company now operates greenhouse, container yards and open field production on four locations, including Western Washington, Eastern Washington and California. These unique climates offer a greater opportunity to propagate and grow plants where they perform best, and allow for opportunities to diversify product offerings, according to a Skagit Horticulture press release.

Mark Buchholz is president of the company.




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