2022 Farwest Show opens registration

Registration for the 2022 Farwest Show in Portland, Oregon, taking place Aug. 24-26, is now open for attendees and exhibitors.
The three-day trade show and conference will take place Aug. 24-26 at the Oregon Convention Center.
Registration for the 2022 Farwest Show in Portland, Oregon, taking place Aug. 24-26, is now open for attendees and exhibitors.

Registration for the 2022 Farwest Show in Portland, Oregon, is now open for attendees and exhibitors. Produced by the Oregon Association of Nurseries, Wilsonville, Oregon, the three-day trade show and conference will take place Aug. 24-26 at the Oregon Convention Center.

The 2022 Farwest Show will welcome and unify a broad swath of green industry professionals, including nursery and greenhouse growers, lawn and garden center retailers, landscaping professionals and designers, suppliers, service providers, students, researchers and others.

“Everyone is excited to get together for Farwest,” says Allan Niemi, director of events for OAN. “The mood of the industry is upbeat as the demand for green industry products and services continue to be top-of-mind for all our attendees and exhibitors.”

Two all-day tours of local nurseries and retail garden centers will precede the show, starting at 8 a.m. Aug. 23. The trade show floor will be open Aug. 24-26: noon–5 p.m. on Aug. 24, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. on Aug. 25, and 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on Aug. 26. Early bird registration is available until July 31 and comes with discount pricing on floor passes, nursery tours and educational seminar passes.

The show floor will feature nearly 400 exhibiting companies, including wholesale growers, re-wholesalers, garden centers, landscape designers and service providers, allied service providers and suppliers.

An estimated 5,000 attendees and guests will browse the latest plants, products and services available to horticultural businesses.

Registration and details on events, daily schedules, speakers and education for the 2022 Farwest Show will be posted on the show’s website.

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