TPIE Road Show 167
TPIE Road Show
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About the tour: Put on your walking shoes for a unique production tour, slated to take place a day prior to TPIE's Opening Day. Join industry colleagues for the 2026 TPIE Road Show! Don't miss this unique opportunity to explore Florida's tropical foliage industry in Homestead, FL, a city nestled in Miami-Dade County. This full-day tour will take you through four nursery production operations, showcasing the best of the region's nursery and landscape hub.

Bernecker’s: Where Tradition Meets Tropical Style

Since 1961, Bernecker’s has been a trusted name for interiorscapers and independent garden centers who crave high-quality, lush interior foliage. Now part of Costa Farms, this nursery blends the warmth of a family business with the innovation of an industry leader. Their greenhouses are filled with vibrant plants and a whole lot of heart and it shows in the long-lasting relationships they’ve grown for decades.

Butler’s Foliage: Naturally Inspired, Beautifully Grown

For more than six decades, Butler’s Foliage has been known for growing something special — not just plants, but trust. As pioneers in eco-friendly growing, they’ve been using Integrated Pest Management (IPM) for over 30 years to produce cleaner, healthier plants. From stunning Mandevilla to elegant Cordyline and lush Ficus, every crop reflects their commitment to sustainability and style.

Living Colors Nursery: The Art of Growing Beauty

If vibrant color had a home, it would be Living Colors Nursery! Family-owned since 1993, this South Florida gem specializes in bromeliads and orchids. Using premium European peat moss and advanced growing techniques, their plants boast unbeatable color, longevity, and health. Whether you’re an interiorscaper, garden center, or wholesaler, Living Colors delivers the “wow” factor.

Pine Island Nursery: A Tropical Paradise with Deep Roots

Founded in 1972, Pine Island Nursery is more than a nursery…it’s a destination for plant lovers and fruit tree fanatics alike. Nestled in a natural upland pine habitat southwest of Miami, this 50-acre family-owned farm is packed with tropical fruit, nut, and spice trees. ready to delight growers, landscapers, and gardeners. From rare palms of the past to the delicious harvests of today, Pine Island grows the flavors and fragrances of the tropics.

Registration is required, and lunch will be provided.

Cost: $125 in advance, $150 after January 6

CEUs: This workshop qualifies attendees to earn 6.0 FNGLA CEU credits.

Date & Time
Tuesday January 20th, 2026 7:00am EST
End Date & Time
Tuesday January 20th, 2026 5:30pm EST
Venue
Meet at Lobby B
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Registration is required. Cost: $125
AFTER January 6, $150.
This full day workshop earns 6 FNGLA CEU credits.
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