We are a wholesale grower of shade, flowering and specialty ornamental trees. We take pride in growing more than 500 varieties of trees and shrubs. Our products are sold to customers across the United States and Canada.
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- Founded:
- 1946
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2 of 10 albumsSee All
Fall FantasiaCreated on Friday
In the Japanese Garden with Mike DarcyCreated about 2 weeks ago
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Events
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- Partners in Community Forestry...
Portland, Oregon
Sunday, November 8 at 8:00am - OLCA 2009 Landscape Expo
Oregon Convention Center
Thursday, December 3 at 8:30am - Western Nursery & Landscape Show
Overland Park, KS
Sunday, January 3 at 9:00am
J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. We continue to be in autumn overload here at J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. While the best of the fall color is gone with the wind (and the rain), we captured these images to share with you. Still ablaze - Sourwood, Stewartia and Paperbark Maple, to name a few.
J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. The Clock is Ticking! Don't miss this landmark event in Portland. Monday is the last day to save $50 by registering at the early bird rate for the Partners in Community Forestry Conference, Nov. 8-11. Follow the link below to see the agenda and tours for 2009. J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. welcomes conference attendees from across the continent and looks forward to showing you the nursery and our arboretum.
Source: www.arborday.org
You are invited to submit a proposal to present at the Partners in Community Forestry National Conference, November 18–20, 2008, in Atlanta, Georgia.
J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. A remote radio broadcast from the pavilion of the Portland Japanese Garden was a perfect setting for talking about the fantastic display of fall color that is happening in Portland this month. Mike Darcy's show airs at 9 a.m. every Saturday. Tune in, and be sure to visit the Japanese Garden!
J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. Some outstanding fall colors in the nursery on October 20, 2009. Things are really starting to get cooking now!
J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. Join us "In the Garden" on Saturday morning where Nancy Buley will be the guest of Mike Darcy on his popular gardening show, broadcasting from the Portland Japanese Garden. Autumn leaves and chrysanthemums will be the talk of the town as Kiku Matsuri, the Chrysanthemum Festival, begins.
Source: jfschmidt.com
Chrysanthemums and autumn’s bold colors and will be the talk of the town on Saturday morning, October 17, when In the Garden with Mike Darcy hits the airwaves at 9 a.m. Tune into KXL Newsradio 750-AM ...
J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. Today's Gresham Outlook Opinion Page praises J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. and other pioneering Oregon nurseries for signing on to Climate Friendly Nurseries project. The editorial follows the October 8 feature, "A Well rooted approach" that you'll find in the LINKS column on the left side of this page.
Source: www.theoutlookonline.com
J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co.
Thanks Martha! Still missing you when the ASLA meeting rolls around each year, but Daryl Brach, "the new guy," takes good care of us at the EXPO. This year our exhibit group included 11 booths, and one of our great customers from the Great Lakes region, Kaneville Nursery, brought in two magnificent 6-inch+ caliper shad...e trees. Collectively, we created our own little urban forest inside Chicago's McCormick Center. Read all about it in "Clippings,", attached.
Lining up 16 exhibitors for next years ASLA meeting in Washington, DC. Be there!Read More
Lining up 16 exhibitors for next years ASLA meeting in Washington, DC. Be there!Read More
Source: www.jfschmidt.com
Martha Montague Great company with wonderful product and dedicated staff.
Brian N' Teri Gainer This is awesome!
Nancy Warren Just publicly became a Fan! Have been a fan for a long time!
Beth Just an old intern stopping by to say hi. Great to see you on facebook! Miss you guys and thanks for everything :)
J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co.
Thanks Kirk. And thanks to ALL for signing on to our Fan Page! We'll do our best to bring you tree news that you can use. The Climate Friendly Nurseries project is modeled after a program pioneered by the Oregon wine industry. Our wine grape growers are leading the way in sustainable growing practices, and we agree wit...h them that what's good for the land is good for the wine - and for the trees. Shall we drink to that? http://www.oregonwine.org/Discover_Orego
Source: www.oregonwine.org
Sustainability
Carl Kelemen Way to set a positive example!!!
