Yes, plants and trees are economic development, argues horticulturalist

Investing in green spaces improves lives and property values

COURTESY: Matt Rader is the 37th president of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. The organization was founded in 1827 and, among its other service, puts on the city's annual flower show.
COURTESY: Matt Rader is the 37th president of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. The organization was founded in 1827 and, among its other service, puts on the city's annual flower show.
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Who’d have thought botanists were a key factor to economic development?

 

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