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Podcast interview with Brightman Logan, pioneer of the native plant industry. ABOUT THIS EPISODE Host Mitzy Sosa interviews Brightman Logan with the assistance from Native Plant Horticultural Foundation Executive Director, Cammie Donaldson. Growing since 1981, Brightman reflects on the ecological specificity necessary for success and how specialization may be the future of native plant nurseries. ABOUT OUR PODCAST Go Native: the Business of Native Plants interviews seasoned native plant business owners and experts to help others learn from their successes and failures. Find monthly episodes wherever you…
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