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ConsumerHort.org Help Grow the Industry

What is NICH? 1

What Is NICH? NICH is a consortium of industry leaders working to: Create a unified voice Promote the benefits of plants, gardens and landscapes Increase the value of our $196 billion industry that creates 2 million jobs.

Colleges & Universities Government & Extension Growers Nurserymen The key thing for you to take away is these activities must be performed on a regular basis, so that we can help you achieve your business goals. We will be monitoring these activities monthly to see what is working so we can tweak the process and do more of what works. Growers Nurserymen Landscapers Retailers Vendors Public Gardens Non-Profits & Associations

A few of NICH supporters

to increase participation Vision of NICH NICH’s vision is to increase participation in gardening, both indoors and out, from 70% to 90% by 2025

How Will We Do This? 2 We are now going to go over the mix of activities we feel you need to attract more visitors to the site and move toward the end goal.

Our Strategies Are . . . Listen to the industry to prioritize strategies and develop tactics to increase demand for consumer horticulture on a local, state and national level Define research needs for plants, products, services, and consumer horticultural studies Create a business plan to develop strategies, tactics and priorities to stimulate consumer horticulture in the U.S. Build our strength in numbers to demonstrate we have nation-wide industry support Seek federal support for consumer horticulture from the Specialty Crop Research Initiative supported by the USDA Farm Bill

Working Together More consumers create more demand, more sales, more engagement, more funding, more relevancy and longevity. Greater collaboration leads to more efficiency, power and impact with decision makers. Comprehensive research demonstrates the social, economic and environmental benefits of consumer horticulture. Increased awareness promotes the vital role gardening plays in a healthy lifestyle, healthy community and healthy world. More Value Means More Business, More Jobs, More Grants and More People Gardening

3 What Can You Do to Help Grow the Industry? We are now going to go over the mix of activities we feel you need to attract more visitors to the site and move toward the end goal.

Sign up @ ConsumerHort.org How Can I Help? Join our unified effort to make this happen & add to our strength in numbers Offer your expert advice, feedback and input Spread the message and tell 10 friends Get Involved with a committee & have a bigger impact Recommend someone who should be involved Sign up @ ConsumerHort.org

Join a NICH Committee or Council NICH Executive Committee NICH Committees & Councils Chair: Casey Sclar, Ph.D., Executive Director, American Public Gardens Association Community Committee: Pam Bennett, Associate Professor, State Master Gardener Volunteer Program Director, Ohio State University Co-Chairs: Dr. Ellen Bauske, University of Georgia Center for Urban Agriculture; and Tom Underwood, Executive Director, Birmingham Botanic Gardens Economic Committee : Debbie Hamrick, Director of Specialty Crops, North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation Secretary / Treasurer: Dr. Gail Langellotto, Associate Professor, Oregon State University Urban and Community Horticulture Extension, Statewide Master Gardener Coordinator Environmental Committee Council: Julie Weisenhorn, Associate Extension Professor, Depart of Horticultural Sciences, University of Minnesota Academic/Government Council: Margaret Pooler, Research Leader, USDA/ARS U.S. National Arboretum MarCom: Susan McCoy, President, Garden Media Group Commercial Council: Clint Albin, President, Clint Albin Consulting Government Liaison USDA Liaison: Tom Bewick, National Program Leader, USDA Non-Profits Council: Shannon Spurlock, Director of Public Affairs and Policy, Denver Urban Gardens

our horticulture industry. Connect with NICH today Give us your feedback & join the army growing our horticulture industry. ConsumerHort.org Connect with NICH today We are now going to go over the mix of activities we feel you need to attract more visitors to the site and move toward the end goal.