The Georgia Urban Ag Council is Georgia’s premier green industry association for professionals involved in all sectors of the industry, including:
- Landscape design
- Landscape management
- Landscape construction
- Turf care
- Sports turf management
- Parks/rec management
- Golf course management
- Nursery/grower/garden centers
- Sod production
- Tree care
- Lighting
- Ir
The Georgia Urban Ag Council is Georgia’s premier green industry association for professionals involved in all sectors of the industry, including:
- Landscape design
- Landscape management
- Landscape construction
- Turf care
- Sports turf management
- Parks/rec management
- Golf course management
- Nursery/grower/garden centers
- Sod production
- Tree care
- Lighting
- Irrigation
- Green industry suppliers and consultants
UAC represents one of the largest and most successful industries in Georgia, with $10 billion in annual sales, 8,000 companies, and 100,000 employees.
The GGIA is the statewide umbrella trade association for the entire ornamental/environmental horticulture industry, and our membership reflects the rich diversity of the industry in Georgia.
We work to fulfill our vision and mission through legislative monitoring, educational opportunities, certification exams, trade shows, and confere
The GGIA is the statewide umbrella trade association for the entire ornamental/environmental horticulture industry, and our membership reflects the rich diversity of the industry in Georgia.
We work to fulfill our vision and mission through legislative monitoring, educational opportunities, certification exams, trade shows, and conferences targeted to the horticulture professionals in Georgia. GGIA is deeply rooted in the industry and continues to grow for the betterment of the industry’s future.
What is NCNLA?
The North Carolina Nursery & Landscape Association is a 501(c)5 non-profit membership organization of firms interested in the welfare of North Carolina's green industry, with emphasis on the nursery and landscape industries. NCNLA's vertically-integrated membership includes growers, landscape firms and retail garden cente
What is NCNLA?
The North Carolina Nursery & Landscape Association is a 501(c)5 non-profit membership organization of firms interested in the welfare of North Carolina's green industry, with emphasis on the nursery and landscape industries. NCNLA's vertically-integrated membership includes growers, landscape firms and retail garden centers. NCNLA also has membership categories for industry suppliers, horticulture students and educators.
Mission
To provide essential value to our members through education, marketing and advocacy.
Vision
To promote and protect the interests of the North Carolina Green Industry.
The UGA Center for Urban Agriculture offers three distinct professional development paths: the Georgia Certified Landscape Professional (GCLP) program for comprehensive landscape expertise, the Georgia Certified Plant Professional (GCPP) program for specialized plant knowledge, and the SuperCrew training series for essential team member skill development.
https://ugaurbanag.com/certification/
SYNKD LLC is a multi-media company that aims to connect the landscape design, build & maintain sectors through regional publications, live events & helpful resources.
The National Association of Landscape Professionals (formed by a merger of the Associated Landscape Contractors of America (ALCA) and the Professionals Lawn Care Association of America (PLCAA) is the trade association representing an industry of more than 1 million landscape, lawn care, tree care, irrigation, and horticulture professiona
The National Association of Landscape Professionals (formed by a merger of the Associated Landscape Contractors of America (ALCA) and the Professionals Lawn Care Association of America (PLCAA) is the trade association representing an industry of more than 1 million landscape, lawn care, tree care, irrigation, and horticulture professionals in the United States, Canada and overseas. We are committed to advancing the industry and helping our members succeed through advocacy, education, networking, training, and professional development.
https://www.landscapeprofessionals.org/