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Volume 5

Special Reports Part 7

1979 Census of Horticultural Specialties AC78-SR-7

1978 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE u.s. Department of Commerce BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

1978 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE

Issued April 1982

U.S. Department of Commerce Malcolm Baldrige, Secretary Joseph R. Wright, Jr., Deputy Secretary Robert G. Dederick, Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS Bruce Chapman, Director

Volume 5

Special Reports

Part 7

1979 Census of Horticultural Specialties AC78-SR-7

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS Bruce Chapman, Director

Shirley Kallek, Associate Director for Economic Fields

Michael G. Farrell, Assistant Director for Economic and Agriculture Censuses

AGRICULTURE DIVISION Arnold L. Bollenbacher, Chief

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS-Many persons participated in the various actiVities of the 1979 Census of Horticultural Specialties. Primary direction was by Shirley Kallek, Associate Director for Economic Fields, and Richard B. Quanrud, Assistant Director for Economic and Agri-culture Censuses (to June 1981), and Michael G. Farrell, his successor.

This report was prepared in the Agriculture Division under the general direction of Orvin L. Wilhite, Chief (to January 1980), and Arnold L. Bollenbacher, his successor. Kenneth R. Norell, Assistant Division Chief for Special Surveys, supervised report preparation, table design, and publication of the census.

Edward J. James (to January 1981) was responsible for the initial planning, preparation of computer specifications, and clerical procedures. John C. Womack, Chief for Outlying Areas Statistics Branch, and Demosthenes Birbilis directed the various processing operations and the cornpilatlon of this report. Lisa Ciolek and Jackie M. Stonter with the assistance of Esther C. Darnell made significant contributions in processing report forms, and in preparing publication tables, texts, and computer layouts. William A. Harlan directed the resolution of problems with individual census reports.

Ralph A. Graham, Allen J. Blackburn, Patrick McDonald, and Kent C. Hoover, under the direction of John E. Adkins, Assistant Division Chief for Operations, collaborated in developing the electronic computer programs. Linda J. Hutton was responsible for the computer tabulations program. Cecelia H. Peets, Regina E. Lindsey, and Karin G. Beach pro-Vided editorial services.

Most clerical and all data-keying operations, labeling, sorting, and mailing of the census forms were performed in the Data Preparation DiviSion, Jeffersonville, Ind., under the supervision of Don L. Adams, Chief, assisted by Patricia M. Clark, Rebecca Lamon, Darrell L. Farrabee, a nd Keith Lacey.

Forms design was performed under the general direction of Henry J. Husmann, Chief, Administrative Services Division (to August 1980), assisted by Albert W. Cosner, Cathern S. Kline, and Irene A. Gray.

Within the Publications Services Division many individuals made Significant contributions in the areas of publication planning and design, editorial review, composition, and printing procurement.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture cooperated with the Bureau of the Census at all levels. In particular, the State office personnel of the Statistical Reporting Service (SRS) coordinated their annual Floriculture Survey With the 1979 Census of Horticulture. Considerable duplication

of effort was avoided through this coordination. Douglas Fenley, James Garrett, Dan Buckner, and Tom Feurer coordinated the SRS portion and provided essential respondent contact.

Various members of the Census Advisory Committee on Agriculture Statistics and representatives of public and private firms generously gave their time and effort In establishing data requirements and priOrities for collect ion and publication of the information. Many trade association publications carried articles calling attention to the need for respondents to report fully and promptly.

Special consideration IS given to other individuals who were helpful In publicizing the census and encouraging cooperation. F. Raymond Brush, Secretary and Director of Technical Services for American Association of Nurserymen; Jim Wanko, Executive Vice President for Society of American Florists; Gordon Smith, Hill and Knowlton, Inc., representing F.TD. World Florists, and M. Truman Fossum, consultant to marketing and flOrist organizations, provided valuable assistance in planning and publlcizi ng the census.

Most of all special tribute must be paid to the thousands of growers and other horticultural associated individuals who furnished the infor-mation requested In the census. Only through their cooperation was it possible to gather and publish the data in this report.

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CONTENTS

Introduction ........................................................... . Highlights of the Nation's Horticultural Specialties: 1979 and 1970 ...................... .

Map-Regions and Divisions of the United States .............................. .

TABLES

U.S. DATA

1. Establishments and Sales of Commodity Groups by Value of Sales ................... .

III

Page

V VII

VIII

2. Establishments and Sales by Kbnd of Business and Value of Sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

3. Labor by Kind of Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4. Establishments and Sales by Kind of Business and Type of Ownership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

5. Selected Production Expenses by Kind of Business. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

6. Selected Production Expenses by Value of Sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 7. Structures, Land Area Use, and Irrigation by Kind of Business. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

8. Structures, Land Area Use, and Irrigation by Value of Sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

9. Potted Flowering Plants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

10. Cut Flowers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 11. Unfinished Stock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 12. Cut Cultivated Greens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 13. Bedding Plants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 14. Foliage Plants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 15. Nursery Products. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 16. Vegetable Seeds; Vegetables; Flower Seeds; Sod; Bulbs, Corms, Rhizomes; and Cultivated

Mushrooms ....................................................... , 10

STATE DATA

17. 18. 19.

20.

21. 22.

23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33.

34.

35. 36.

37.

Sales ...................................... .

Establishments and Sales by Value of Sales and Kind of Business .................... . Establishments, Sales, and Value of Land and Buildings and Machinery and Equipment, by

Type of Ownership ................................................. . Selected Production Expenses ........................................... .

Energy Expenses .................................................... . Hired Labor ....................................................... . Land, Structures, and Equipment: 1979 .................................... .

Land Area Irrigated .................................................. .

Potted Flowering Plants ............................................... .

Cut Flowers ....................................................... .

Unfinished Stock .................................................... . Cut Cultivated Greens ................................................. .

Bedding Plants ..................................................... .

Foliage Plants ...................................................... .

Sod ............................................................. . Bulbs, Corms, or Rhizomes ............................................. .

Cultivated Mushrooms ................................................ .

Nu rsery Products .................................................... .

Nursery Products-· Lining-out Stock ..................................... .

Nursery Products-Environmental Plants, Fruit and Nut Trees, Grapevines, and Small Fruit

Plants .......................................................... . Vegetable Seeds ..............•......................................

11 12

28 29 30 32 33

36 37 52 73 80 85

100 107

108 109

110

111

119

141

IV CONTENTS-Continued

TABLES-Con. Page

STATE DATA-Con.

38. Vegetables Grown Under Protection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 142 39. Flower Seeds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 145 40. Hawaii-Selected Items ............................................... " 147

COUNTY DATA

41. Sales and Labor of Horticultural Specialties .................................. , 148 42. Potted F lowering Plants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 159 43. Cut Flowers ........................................................ 161 44. Unfinished Stock .................................................... , 162 45. Cut Cultivated Greens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 162 46. Bedding Plants ..................................................... , 163 47. Foliage Plants ....................................................... 165 48. Sod.............................................................. 166 49. Bulbs, Corms, or Rhizomes ............................................. , 167 50. Cultivated Mushrooms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 167 51. TotaINurseryProducts .................. , ...................... '" ..... 168 52. Nursery Products-lining-out Stock ........................................ 170 53. Nursery Products-Environmental Plants, Fruit and Nut Trees, Grapevines, and Small Fruit

Plants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 170 54. Vegetables Grown Under Glass or Other Protection .............................. 172 55. Vegetable Seeds ..................................................... 172 56. F lower Seeds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 172

APPENDIXES

A. General Explanation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. A-l B. Report Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. B-1

Index ............................................................. , Index·l

v

INTRODUCTION

HISTORY . .................................... . AUTHORITY . ..... , ......................... " .. HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT DEFINITION . ...... . PERIOD COVERED . .............................. . METHOD OF ENUMERATION . ...................... . COMPARABILITY OF DATA . ....................... . TABULAR PRESENTATION . ....................... . CENSUS DISCLOSURE RULES . ..................... . DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS ................. . "SEE TEXT" REFERENCE . ........................ . ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS ................... .

HISTORY

Page

V V V V V V

IV IV IV IV IV

This is the sixth census of horticultural specialty production.

These censuses have been taken in conjunction with the

agriculture censuses of 1890, 1930, 1950, 1959, 1969, and

1978. The 1979 Census of Horticultural Specialties, as in

previous censuses, includes producers of cut flowers, flowering and foliage plants, bedding plants, cultivated florist greens,

nursery products, bulbs, flower seeds, vegetables grown under

glass or other protection, cultivated mushrooms, vegetable seeds, and sod. Data for these specialty items were collected for

each State. Establishments producing horticultural specialties also have

been included in the regular census of agriculture; however, the number and detail of questions included in that census were severely limited.

AUTHORITY

The 1979 Census of Horticultural Specia Ities was taken in accordance with the provisions of title 13, United States Code. Section 142 provides for the censusof agriculture and section 193

provides for the collection of supplementary statistics related to the main topic.

HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT DEFINITION

This census defines a horticultural establishment as an

operation growing and selling $2,000 or more of horticultural products in the census year. This definition also has been used

in the special censuses of 1959 and 1969. The previous

definition used in 1950 included operations producing and

selling at least $1,000 of horticultural products. The 1930 census included all operations with any sales.

PERIOD COVERED

The 1979 Census of Horticultural Specialties covers opera-tions of the calendar year 1979 except for the small portion of

establishments that maintain their records on a fiscal year basis.

These establishments were permitted to report their fiscal year

that included at least half of the 1979 calendar year. Data on

employment, land, structures, and equipment were to be

reported for the period specified on the report form.

METHOD OF ENUMERATION

The 1979 Census of Horticultural Specialties was conducted

primarily by mail for maximum economy, supplemented by

telephone interviews. It was taken in conjunction with the

annual Floriculture Survey conducted by the Statistical Reporting Service (SRS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture

and in California by the State government to minimize respondent's burden. Appendix A provides a more detailed

description of how the census was taken.

COMPARABILITY OF DATA

Detailed data on horticultural specialty production have been obtained in five previous censuses in conjunction with the censuses of agriculture. Only limited comparative data are given

in this volume, but historical data may be obtained for the

census year in question by referring to one of the following census reports:

1890-Eleventh Census of the United States 1890.

1930-Fifteenth Census of the United States 1930; Horti-

culture for the United States and for States, 1929 and 1930.

1950-1950 Census of Agriculture; Volume V, Special

Reports; Part 1, Horticultural Specialties.

1959-1959 Census of Agriculture; Volume V, Special

Reports; Part 1, Horticultural Specialties.

1969-1969 Census of Agriculture; Volume V, Special Reports; Part 10, Horticultural Specialties.

Differences in the amount of data collected, in methodology,

and format will affect comparability of data. In a lO-year

period, emphasis usually changes as it did in this census period.

Pot and basket sizes are included for the first time for flowering and foliage plants. Also, the 1979 census included with land and

structures information concerning the value of machinery and

equipment. Other new items are detail data on energy and costs of fertilizer and agricultural chemicals.

The data from the 1978 Census of Agriculture are not directly comparable. The 1978 data include all establishments

that grew and sold any horticultural products. However, this census covers those operations with at least $2,000 in gross sales

of horticultural specialty products. Some difference in the

reporting of county location of the horticultural operation will

appear between 1978 data and 1979 data. In all tables, the sum

VI INTRODUCTION -Continued

of the parts will not necessarily equal the total, whenever

rounded data are used. Also, this is the case between tables.

TABULAR PRESENTATION

U.S. data -Tables 1 through 16 show detailed data of the United

States. Tables 1 through 8 show data by various kinds of

business and value of sales, and tables 9 through 16 show each specialty item.

State data -Tables 17 through 24 show selected data items on a

State level, such as sales, production expenses, land, and

machinery and equipment. Detailed data are shown in tables 25

through 39 and table 40 includes selected items for Hawaii.

County data-Tables 41 through 56 are presented on a county

level. Table 41 shows total sales and labor, and tables 42

through 56 show statistics on each specialty commodity group.

CENSUS DISCLOSURE RULES

In keeping with the provisions of title 13, United States

Code, data that would disclose the operations of an individual

horticultural establishment are not published. However, the

number of establishments in a given size category or other

classification is not considered a disclosure. Appendix A

presents additional information on disclosure rules.

DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS

Appendix A includes definitions and explanations of selected

terms used in the tables.

"SEE TEXT" REFERENCE

Items in the tables which are followed by the reference "See

text" are explained or defined in appendix A.

ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS

The following abbreviations and symbols are used, where

applicable, throughout the tables:

Zero. (D) Data withheld to avoid disclosing information for

individual establishments.

(X) Not applicable.

(Z) Less than half of the unit reported.

(NA) Not available.

VII

Highlights of the Nation's Horticultural Specialties: 1979 and 1970 (Significant changes were made to data collection procedures to improve coverage of 1979 census, including a more complete mail list and improvements

in methods of tabulation. Thus, 1970 data are not directly comparable to 1979 data)

TOTAL Establishments ...................... number ..

Value of horticultural products sold: Total sales I ...................... $1,000 .

Wholesale sales t •••••••••••••••••• $1,000.

Hired labor: Employees on payroll ................ number ..

Full time employees ............... number .. Part time employees ............... number .. Unpaid family members ............. number ..

Wages and salaries: I Wages paid out .................... $1,000 ..

Fu II time wages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,000 .. Part time wages .................. $1,000 ..

Type of ownership: Individual proprietor ................. number .. Partnership ....................... number .. Corporation ...................... number ..

KINO OF BUSINESS

Bedding plants: Establishments .................... number .. Sales t .......................... $1,000 ..

Potted flowering plants and/or cut flowers: Establishments .................... number .. Sales t •.••••••••••••••••••••••.• $1,000 ..

Foliage plants: Establish ments .................... number .. Sales t .......................... $1,000 ..

Nursery crops: Establishments .................... number .. Sales t .......................... $1,000 ..

Sod: Establishments .................... number .. Sales t •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $1,000 ..

Greenhouse vegetables: Establishments .................... number .. Sales t ..•..•..•..•........•..... $1,000 ..

Bulbs: Establishments .................... number .. Sales t ••••.••••••••••••••••••••• $1,000 ..

Seeds: Establishments ... : ................ number .. Sales l .......................... $1,000 ..

Cultivated mushrooms: Estabtlishments .................... number .. Sales .......................... $1,000 ..

Other (see text): Estabiishments .................... number .. Sales .......................... $1,000 ..

All farms

1979 1970

22,347 12,962

3,212,002 960,918 2,775,184 781,037

223,892 97,569 95,066 52,215

128,826 45,354 10,239 10,606

934,783 316,121 768,386 (NA) 166,395 (NA)

14,880 8,551 2,684 2,064 4,783 2,347

3,947 (NA) 254,241 61,627

6,486 7,969 867,021 401,470

2,347 2,030 410,000 38,376

6,257 3,764 956,001 283,636

973 545 206,895 43,365

538 2,555 25,202 18,359

159 270 19,371 10,375

441 261 40,868 8,520

476 546 348,341 95,191

723 (NA) 84,058 (NA)

I Dollar figures shown have not been adjusted for changes in price levels between census years.

Farms with sales of $10,000 or more

1979 1970

15,854 8,896

3,178,373 939,255 2,760,176 769,332

(NA) 92,184 (NA) 50,639 (NA) 41,545 (NA) 6,933

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

(NA) 5,181 (NA) 1,547 (NA) 2,168

2,292 (NA) 245,753 56,901

4,984 5,460 859,054 393,290

1.762 1,527 406,873 37,909

4,189 2,515 945,704 278,123

812 408 206,067 42,461

325 1,508 24,089 17,437

104 196 19,074 10,190

346 141 40,299 7,888

464 525 348,256 95,056

576 (NA) 83,203 (NA)

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TABLE 1. ESTABLISHMENTS AND SALES OF COMMODITY GROUPS BY VALUE OF SALES

ESTABL ISHMENTS. NUMBER. SALES • • • • • $1, 000.

WHOLESALE •• $1,000.

POTTED FLOWER I NG PLANTS' ESTABLISHMENTS. • NUMB~R. SALES. • • • • .$1,000.

WHOLESALE. • .$1,000.

CUT FLOWERS' ESTABLI SHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

UNFINISHED STOCK. ESTABL I SHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

CUT CUL TlVATED GREENS:

.NUMB~R.

• $1, 000. .$1.000.

.NUMBER.

.$1,000. · 'b 000.

ESTABLISHMENTS. .NUMB~R. SALES. • • • • .$1,000.

WHOLESALE. • .$1,000.

BEDD ING PLANTS I ESTABLISHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

FOLIAGE PLANTS. ESTABLISHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

SOD. ESTABL I SHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

• NUMBER. .$1,000. .$1,000.

.NUMBER.

.$1,000.

.$1,000.

.NUMBER.

.$1,000.

.$1,000.

BULBS, CORMS, OR RHIZOMES: ESTABLISHMENTS. • • • NUMBER. SALES •••••••• $1,000.

WHOLESALE • • • • • $1, 000.

CUL TlVATED MUSHROOMS' EST ABLISHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

NURSERY PRODUCTS' ESTABLI SHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

VEGETABLE SEEDS. ESTABL ISHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

GREENHOUSE VEGE TABLES:

.NUMB~R.

.$1,000.

.$1,000.

.NUMBER. _,1,,000. .$1,000.

.NUMBER. ,$1,000. .$1>000.

ESTABLI SHMENTS. • NUMBER. SALES. • • • • .$1,000.

WHOLESALE • • • $1,000.

FLOWER SEEDS' ESTABLISHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

.NUMBER.

.$1,000.

.$1,000.


TOTAL

22 Jq7 J 212 002 2 775 181

7 6q5 q18 007 JJ8 lq1

J 900 J5J 415 JJO 119

880 62 524 60 6qJ

67q JJ 595 J1 86q

8 070 285 520 207 qqO

5 q6J q66 91J q24 561

1 060 206 611 17J 567

J72 2J 5q4 21 J67

q77 Jq8 251 Jq6 759

7 qJ6 9qq 920 776 q16

528 J7 562 J6 826

866 26 685 2J 066

8q q q6J q q09

$2,000 $5,000 $10,000 TO TO TO

$q,999 $9,999 $1q,999

J 221 J 272 1 9J7 10 668 22 962 2J 265

4 62q 10 J82 11 19J

76J 995 6q5 1 278 J q61 J 898

q2q 1 21J 1 In

J95 J70 222 92J 1 532 1 q6q 681 1 OJ2 892

85 81 51 HJ 200 192

84 1J6 1q9

98 100 50 209 555 q02 17q q2q Jl1

1 180 1 280 7J8 2 7qq 5 758 5 156

8J8 1 787 1 560

5J8 669 422 992 2 q81 2 621 q65 1 210 1 q58

81 92 75 2JO 596 8q6 1J9 JOq 512

qq 5J 22 99 220 H6 20 111 9J

1 11 7 (0) (0) 8q (0) (0) 8q

1 2J9 1 156 677 J 569 6 79J 6 nq 1 qqJ J 089 J J68

q2 77 8J 109 4JO 8qq

8q J79 77q

1J2 159 99 J5q 808 8q9 258 600 622

11 IJ 12 17 50 q2

9 50 J7

$15,000 $20,000 TO TO

$19,999 $24,999

1 J71 1 147 2J q08 25 18J 11 818 1J 56q

520 450 4 259 q 561 1 6J6 1 7H

212 21J 1 92J 2 JQ2 1 J58 1 62J

J2 qJ 169 299 158 255

q7 J1 516 qJ5 qq7 J69

556 q81 q 9q5 5 577 1 69q 2 261

J15 286 2 J98 2 8J5 1 2q5 1 7q1

6J q5 971 902 667 580

18 16 10J 171

52 97

8 11 1J1 2q2 1J1 23q

q59 J57 6 J55 6 q75 J 123 J q2J

q9 J5 728 699 597 67J

80 q9 86q 607 66J q96

J q 46 J8 q6 J8

$25,000 $50,000 $100,000 $250,000 $500,000

TO TO TO TO OR H9,999 $99,9Y9 $2Q9,999 $499,999 MORE

J 196 2 892 2 812 1 2q8 1 251

112 8J2 20q 020 4J6 808 qn 97q 1 919 882 6q 179 1qO 235 JqO 596 J78 412 1 800 178

1 JJ8 1 167 1 021 J8q J62

21 601 J8 189 69 777 6q 418 206 565

9 H6 2J O,;J 48 097 55 286 195 580

676 676 655 259 222 12 062 26 H9 65 7J6 6J nl 177 J6J

8 297 20 90q 58 559 60 qqO 176 JJJ

12q 1q6 161 7J 8q

1 205 2 J08 6 796 6 6J6 qq 576 1 075 2 001 6 258 6 075 qq q52

109 102 8J J1 2J 2 2q1 J 8JO 6 JJ8 5 52J 13 5q6 1 99q J 672 5 94q 5 40J 1J 126

1 JJO 1 080 888 294 2qJ 21 276 J2 08J 5J 1J2 ql 877 112 972

9 567 18 J20 JJ 561 J5 152 102 700

818 795 8q6 J55 q19 1J 189 25 086 62 110 58 096 297 105

8 709 19 756 52 qJ4 52 676 28q 867

168 15J 177 I1J 9J 5 J16 9 827 26 q7J J7 585 12J 865 J q01 6 182 21 q70 J1 279 109 OJJ

57 50 5q 25 JJ 7J7 1 659 J HI 2 959 1J 709 5JO 1 JJJ J 523 2 710 12 898

52 90 1qO 62 95 1 890 6 q80 22 2JJ 21 675 295 qJ5 1 852 6 J8J 22 012 21 66J 29q J50

98J 8,5 8J7 qOO q7J 27 586 50 J95 108 597 118 1q6 610 280 1J 868 J1 850 77 562 96 117 5q2 57J

99 67 q6 18 12 2 771 J 560 5 729 5 055 17 6J7 2 657 J 5J5 5 715 q 777 17 6J5

132 96 70 J5 lq 2 808 J 66J 5 977 6 890 J 865 2 Jq2 J 059 5 J05 6 Oq2 J 679

1J 9 7 q 8 150 19J 169 79J 2 965 lq1 186 15q 79J 2 955

HORTICULTURE

TABLE 2. ESTABLISHMENTS AN~ SALES BY KIND or BUSINESS AND VALUE or SALES

ESTABLISHMENTS. NUMBER. SALES • • • • • 11,000.

WHOLESALE •• Sl,OOO.

POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS CUT FLOWERS'

EST ABLI SHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE • •

BEDOING PLANTS. ESTABLI SHMENTS. SALES • • • • •

WHOLESALE ••

FOLIAGE PLANTS' ESTABLI SHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE • •

SOD. EST ABLI SHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE • •

ANDIOR

NUMBER. $1,000. $1,000.

NUM~ER. $1,000. $1,000.

NUM~ER. $1,000. $1,000.

NUMBER. $1,000. $1,000.

BULBS, CORMS, OR RHIZOMES' ESTABLISHMENTS. " NUMBER. SALES. • • • • •• $1,000.

WHOLESALE, • •• Sl,OOO.

CULTiVATED MUSHROOMS. ESTABLI SHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

NURSERY PRODUCTS. ESTABLI SHMENTS. SALES •••

WHOLESALE ••

NUM~ER. Sl,OOO. Sl,OOO.

NUM~ER.

$1,000. $1,000.

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEOS: ESTABLISHMENTS. • • • NUM~ER. SALES •••••••• Sl,OOO.

WHOLESALE ••••• Sl,OOO.

VEGETABLES GROWN UNDER COVER. ESTABLISHMENTS. NUM~ER. SALES. • • • • $1,000.

WHOLESALE • • $V 000.

OTHER. ESTABL I SHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

NUMHER. Sl,OOO. $1,000.

TABLE J. LABOR BY KIND OF BUSINESS

HIRED LABOR. ESTABLI SHMENTS NUMBER. WORKERS •• NUMBER. PAyROLL. Sl,OOO.

J 2

WORKERS BY NUMBER OF DAYS WORKED' 150 DAYS OR MORE.

ESTABL! SHMENTS • NUMBER. WORKERS. NUMBER. PAYROLL ••• $1,000.

LESS THAN 150 DAYS' ESTABLI SHMENTS NUMBER. WORKERS ••• NUMBER. PAYROLL ••• $1,000.

UNPAID FAMILY LABOR, ESTABLI SHHENTS • • NUMBER. WORKERS. .... NUMBER.

2 HORTICULlURE

S2,000 S5,OOO S10,OOO 115,000 TO TO TO TO

TOTAL n,999 S9,999 I1q,999 S19,999

22 Jq7 J 221 J 272 1 9J7 1 311 211 998 10 667 22 962 2J 266 2J q06 775 18q q 626 10 J82 11 19q 11 819

6 q86 719 78J q13 J99 867 021 2 qlJ 5 55q 5 77J 6 899 755 q6q 1 Jq7 2 767 2 6JO J 629

J 9q7 856 799 q07 261 25q 2ql 2 816 5 672 q 951 q q13 19J 879 8J9 1 778 1 511 1 606

2 Jq7 270 J15 197 129 ql0 000 905 2 222 2 J32 2 188 J77 q6J q57 1 126 1 J9J 1 069

913 H 87 69 55 206 895 2JO 598 832 95q 113 q09 lql 299 q95 650

159 27 28 12 5 19 311 91 206 IJO 87 17 629 lq 109 80 50

q76 1 11 7 8 JqS Jql (D) (D) Bq 132 Jq6 8Jq (D) (D) Sq 132

6 257 1 086 982 568 J79 956 001 J 551 6 H9 6 69q 6 J72 786 138 1 qJ5 J 057 J J7q J DO

qql 29 66 70 q5 qo 868 101 q68 8J5 75J qo 17B SJ q22 778 6J5

5J8 101 112 67 q8 25 202 J57 756 806 806 21 981 259 576 597 6ql

72J 58 S9 67 q2 8q 058 200 655 829 7q2 61 609 q8 201 252 277

POTTED FLOWERING

PLANTS ANDIOR

CUT BEDDING FOLIAGE TOTAL FLOWERS PLANTS PLANTS

15 9qq q bS2 2 q2q 1 691 223 892 52 60J 21 285 JJ 626 9Jq 78J. 2q7 296 6J JD 12J 522

9 62J J JOJ 998 1 156 95 066 26 852 5 780 12 21q

768 386 211 qOl ij5 6ij5 95 715

12 123 J 57q 2 D5 1 15q 128 826 25 751 15 505 21 q12 166 395 J5 895 17 668 27 806

q 997 1 719 9Jq q98 10 2J9 J q58 2 OJJ 99q

S20,OOO S25,OOO S50,OOO 1100,000 1250,000 S500,OOO TO TO TO TO TO OR

S2q,999 sq9,999 S99,999 S2q9,999 Sq99,999 MORE

1 lq7 J 196 2 892 2 812 1 2q8 1 251 25 182 112 8J2 20q 019 qJ6 808 qJ2 975 1 919 881 D 56q 6q 179 lqO 23q JqO 596 J78 q12 1 800 178

Jql 1 OJ8 1 017 96J qOO J5J 7 520 J6 756 71 991 lq7 95J lqO 006 qq2 156 J 968 20 6qJ q9 59J 117 J69 126 168 q27 J50

2Jq 527 J9J 292 10J 75 5 120 18 598 27 587 qq OJ2 J6 788 lOq 20q 2 080 8 7q5 16 77J JO J16 JJ 117 97 11q

11q 322 J11 Jq8 15q 187 2 5JJ 11 572 22 075 5q q87 52 9qO 258 H6 1 66J 8 095 18 J66 q7 HI q9 9q6 2q7 607

qJ lq8 IJ8 166 108 85 928 5 256 9 758 26 J69 31 q7q 12q q96 598 J H5 6 lqq 21 q65 Jl 060 109 212

7 18 2J 21 8 10 lq8 6qJ 1 576 J Jq6 2 q80 10 66q

80 q88 1 29J J 210 2 268 10 OJ?

11 51 90 lqO 62 95 2q2 1 890 6 q80 22 JI0 21 675 295 qqJ 2Jq 1 851 6 J8J 22 079 21 66J 29q J58

289 792 716 69J H7 q05 6 JOJ 27 519 50 601 108 882 118 981 620 Jq9 J J52 IJ 888 32 OJ9 77 629 96 JqO 552 q9q

JJ 82 5q J6 15 11 732 2 8H J 601 5 590 5 52J 20 J91 70S 2 785 J 5ij2 5 521 5 213 20 J91

2J 77 51 J5 19 5 507 2 669 J 5J2 5 J50 6 J99 q 020 qq6 2 J09 J 025 q 820 5 650 J 658

52 lql 99 118 32 25 1 lq9 5 055 6 818 18 q89 10 709 J9 q12

qJ5 2 OJO J OJ6 10 qq6 6 927 J7 957

VEGE- VEIiE-BULBS, TABLE TABLE~ CORMS, ANU GROWN

OR MUSH- NURSERY FLOWER UNDEK SOD RHIZOMES ROOMS PRODUCTS SEEDS COVEK OTMER

820 ID q62 q JqO 32q Jq2 5q6 9 8JJ 2 JOq 16 8q6 76 508 J 251 2 28q 5 J52

qq 989 5 505 118 OJ6 29q 52J 9 615 6 171 21 807

510 60 J90 2 565 155 169 J17 q 6q6 J86 10 J05 JO 885 020 650 2 J2B

J7 D9 J 617 108 725 236 769 5qJ q q17 17 q15

625 95 296 J 291 216 27J q6q 5 187 918 6 5ql q5 62J 2 2Jl 6H J 02q 7 8q9 889 9 Jll 57 75q 2 072 759 q J92

IJ9 ql 109 1 18q J9 lqO 19q 289 92 225 2 J58 71 29) q26

1978 CENSUS or AGRICULTURE

TABLE 'J. ESTABLISHMENTS AND SALES BY KIND or BUSINESS AND TYPE or OWNERSHIP

INDIVIDUAL PARTNERSHIP CORPORATION INDIVIDUA~ PARTNERSHIP ,ORPORATION

ESTABLISHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS CUT FLOWERS.

ESTABLISHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

BEDDING PLANTS. ESTABLI SHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

FOLIAGE PLANTS' ESTABLISHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

SOD. ESTABLI SHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

NUMBER. $1,000. $1,000.

ANDIOR

NUMBER. $1,000. $1,000.

NUMBER. $1,000. $1" 000.

NUMBER. $1,000. $1,000.

NUMBER. $1,000. $1,000.

BULBS, CORMS, OR RHIZOMES. ESTABLISHMENTS. NUMBER. SALES. • • • • • • •• $1,000.

WHOLESALE • • • • • • • $1,000.

14 880 823 83~ 650 222

4 126 235 791 188 179

3 006 98 127 62 198

1 ~83 112 739

99 3~1

589 51 23~ 39 063

113 4 069 3 570

2 684 289 193 2~2 499

~87 30 898 23 505

267 51 10~ ~7 806

125 19 690 16 567

19 595 ~19

TABLE 5. SELECTED PRODUCTION EXPENSES BY KIND OF BUSINESS

PLANTS, SEEDS, BULBS, AND FLORIST AND NURSERY STOCK'

ESTABLISHMENTS. •• NUMBER. EXPENSES. • • • •• $1,000.

COMMERC I AL FERTI LI ZER: ESTABLISHMENTS ••• EXPENSES ••••••

NUMBER. $1,000.

OTHER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, EXCLUDING FERTILIZER:

ESTABLISHMENTS ••••• NUMBER. EXPENSES •••••••• $1,000.

ENERGY FOR THE HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTION OPERATION:

ESTABLISHMENTS. NUMBER. EXPENSES. • • • $1,000.

GASOLINE. ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. EXPENSES. • • $1.000. AMOUNT • • • • .1,000 GALLONS. STORAGE CAPAC ITY 1,000 6ALLONS

DIESEL FUEL: ESTABLISHMENTS. NUMBER. EXPENSES ••••••• $1,000. AMOUNT • • • • .1,000 GALLONS. STORAGE CAPACITY 1,000 ~ALLONS

LP GAS, BUTANE, PROPANE. ESTABLISHMENTS •••• NUMBER. EXPENSES ••••••• $1,000. AMOUNT ••••• 1,000 GALLONS. STORAGE CAPAC ITY 1,000 GALLONS

FUEL OILI ESTABLISHMENTS. NUMBER. EXPENSES ••••••• $1,000. AMOUNT ••••• 1,000 GALLONS. STORAGE CAPACITy 1,000 GALLONS

NA TURAL GAS: ESTABLI SHMENTS EXPENSES •••

KEROSENE. ESTABLISHMENTS EXPENSES •••

ELECTRICITY' ESTABLISHMENTS EXPENSES •••

NUMBER. $1,000.

.' NUMBER. $1,000.

NUMBER. $1,000.

OTHER-WOOD, COAL. COKE, ETC. ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. EXPENSES. • $1,000.

HIRED LABOR. ESTABLI SHMENTS PAYROLL ••••


NUMBER. $1,000.

POTTED FLOWERING

PLANTS ANDIOR

CUT TOTAL FLOWERS

22 3J2 308 067

21 869 47 574

22 JJ8 ~~ 352

22 JJ1 273 957

16 259 52 024 60 388

5 215

5 869 20 242 29 ~12

5 592

~ H6 14 238 29 310 ~ 113

6 335 59 219

102 511 25 89~

6 103 72 555

676 JJ7

16 711 49 625

3~1 712

15 9~~ 93~ 783

6 ~82 95 592

4~5 235

6 485 10 817

6 483 115 131

~ 469 13 025 1~ 973

1 077

1 098 3 920 5 ~97 1 199

113 042 118 080

2 211 31 ~72 55 929 15 388

2 ~~8 ~~ 252

435 265

5 109 16 664

381 2 090

4 882 247 296

4 783 098 975 882 ~60

1 576 552 79~ 502 971

45~ 125 217 108 177

597 2~6 158 230 318

259 135972 117 778

27 13 707 12 638

CUL TIVATED MUSHROOMS' EST ABL ISHMENTS. SALES •••••

WHOLESALE ••

NURSERY PRODUCTS' ESTABLISHMENTS. SALES •••

WHOLESALE

NUMBER •• $1 .. 000. $1,000 ••

NUMBER. $1,,000 •• $1,000 ••

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS' ESTA~LISHMENTS. NUMBER. SALES •••••••••• $1 .. 000.

WHOLESALE ••••••• $1,000.

VEGETABLES GROWN UNDER COVER. ESTABLISHMENTS. NUMBER. SALES •••••••••• $1 .. 000 ••

WHOLESALE • • • • • • • $1,000.

OTHER' ESTABLISHMENTS. SALES • • • • •

WHOLESALE ••

NUMBER. $1,000. $1,000 ••

~ 106 227 863 175 ~12

321 10 798 10 431

393 11 095

9 865

466 24 839 15 009

VEGE-TABLe:

BEDDING PLANTS

FOLIAGE PLANTS

BULBS, CORMS,

OR SOD RHIZOMES

MUSH- NURSERY ROOMS PRODUCTS

AND FLOWER

SEEDS

3 9~6 2~ 216

9~7 794

3 9~7 2 ~87

3 9~~ 27 ~25

2 113 ~ 598 5 ~20

5~2

~J3 969 ~66 3~3

1 068 2 932 6 398

943

1 583 6 31~

10 822 2 917

1 ~11 8 125

319 145

3 057 3 805

~2~ 535

2 ~2~ 63 313

2 3~6 ~3 ~75

2 3~6 7 016

2 3~6 5 529

2 3~6 30 90~

1 ~88 5 95~ 6 6~6

~10

~3~ 2 232 3 282

880

780 3 13~ 6 JJ9

966

~~9 5 ~55 8 ~99 2 2~9

H5 8 176

188 22~

1 960 5 365

118 36~

1 691 123 522

973 832

913 10 1~9

973 3 081

973 12 ~69

906 5 308 6 117

58~

713 830 878 75~

1~7 275 591

95

93 124 201

36

~O 106

57 48

546 772

18 6

820 ~4 989

159 669

159 307

159 935

147 386 ~66 ~2

7~ 8~

117 21

~O 69

128 16

~3 121 210

37

18 68

18 18

111 175

7 1~

113 5 505

~76 18 282

6 ~

~76 501

~76 29 160

~38 2 386 2 948

250

179 2 1~8 3 1JJ

~27

103 239 363 ~O

3H 9 32~

15 636 1 991

71 3 223

55 382

~53 11 293

8 16~

~62 118 036

6 256 106 362

6 257 16 175

6 257 11 216

6 256 31 768

5 625 17 523 20 ~16

1 978

2 455 ~ 544 6 558 1 367

993 2 258 ~ 60~

625

1 131 2 no ~ 851 1 308

755 2 975

~31

212

261 16~

4 3~0 294 523

~JJ 1~6

~35 2 006

~34 521

~33 2 308

310 817 982 106

317 59~ 882 267

120 189 455

2J

17 12 18

1

20 35

35 8

221 6~4

7 11

J2~ 9 615

80 19 639 19 402

~4 3 711 3 706

H 699 013

90 6 378 3 769

VEGE-TABLE~

GROWN UNDEH COVEH

53~ 171

538 907

53~ 964

538 5 820

297 416 482 ~3

64 139 254 14~

188 402 851 111

111 657 162 4~0

200 2 782

17 ~

~71 939

63 479

342 6 177

119 281 423 280 282

1 655 553

~37 094

330 I 76

26 361 26 0"

71 9 409 8 101

167 52 841 42 831

OTHER

723 322

723 153

723 929

723 11 ~37

466 611 938 183

102 782 345 190

19~ 698 ~63 214

323 3 010 5 183 1 527

55 31

616 607

5~ 885

5~6 21 807

HORTICULTURE

TABLE 6. SELECTED PRODUCTION EXPENSES BY VALUE OF SALES

PLANTS, SEEDS, BULBS, AND FLORIST AND NURSERY STOCK:

ESTABLISHMENTS • NUMBER. EXPENSES • 51,000.

COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER: ESTABLI SHMENTS • EXPENSES •

NUMBER. 5),000.

OTHER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, EXCLUDING FERTILIZER:

ESTABLISHMENTS. • NUMBER. EXPENSES • • 51,000.

ENERGY FOR THE HORTICULTURAL PRODuCTION OPERATION:

ESTABLISHMENTS • NUMBER. EXPENSES • $1,000.

GASOLINE. ESTABLI SHMENTS NUMBER. EXPENSES. $1,000. AMOUNT • • • • .1,000 GALLONS. STORAGE CAPACITY 1,000 GALLONS

DIESEL FUEL: ESTABLISHMENTS. NUMBER. EXPENSES • • $1,000. AMOUNT • • • • .1,000 GALLONS. STORAGE CAPAC ITY 1,000 GALLONS

LP GAS, BUTANE, PROPANE. ESTABLI SHMENTS • NUMBER. EXPENSES • • 51,000. AMOUNT • • • • .1,000 GALLONS. STORAGE CAPACITY 1,000 GALLONS

FUEL OIL! ESTABLISHMENTS. NUMBER. EXPENSES. $1,000. AMOUNT • • • • .1,000 GALLONS. STORAGE CAPAC ITY 1,000 GALLONS

NATURAL GAS: ESTABLISHMENTS EXPENSES •

KEROSENE. ESTABLISHMENTS EXPENSES •

ELECTRICITY: ESTABLI SHMENTS EXPENSES •

NUMBER. $1,000.

NUMBER. $1,000.

NUMBER. $1,000.

OTHER-WOOD, COAL. COKE, ETC. ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. EXPENSES. 51,000.

HIRED LABOR. ESTABLISHMENTS PAYROLL.

HORTICULTURE

NUMBER. S),OOO.

TOTAL

22 J32 J08 066

22 JJ8 qq J51

22 JJI 213 957

16 259 52 025 60 J89

5 21q

5 869 20 2qq 29 qlq

5 592

q 7q6 lq 2J8 29 J09

q llq

6 JJ5 59 219

102 512 25 89J

6 10J 72 557

676 337

16 711 q9 626

215 15q

219 18J

211 065

2 OJI 5~q

672 99

69J J58 5Bq lJ9

5J7 299

220 J5

OOJ q09

226 62

262 51J

271 J71

J 270 q 296

068 089 270 lJq

655 q90 998 197

656 670

270 lH

851 78J

SlO,OOO TO

$1q,999

926 5J2

9Jq 01J

JlJ 989 15q 121

52J 986 62q J80

J99 6H

125 80

$15,000 TO

Sl9,999

J71 J6J

1 310 J 8JJ

922 928 082 105

J98 957 5J6 J29

Jl5 678

10J 28

961 6qq

116 lJO

1 09J q 119

520,000 TO

SZq,999

809 988 lJ7 115

231 166 2qO 115

2qO 32J 6J6

87

28J 76J

69 18

8Jq 710

90 152

982 q 520

$25,000 TO

5q9,999

J 195 12 162

77J 580 827 2J5

651 2q8 52J J86

96q 10J 799 670

927 861

219 70

J OJ6 qJ 760

550,000 TO

599,999

2 802 J q22

2 892 2 88J

2 2Jq 5 681 6 568

5J8

802 058 51J 319

692 6 77q

11 8J2 2 976

190 96

2 331 q 296

2 886 q9 9J6

SlOO,OOO TO

$2q9.999

2 67J 6 922

812 121

2 812 q7 765

2 J55 9 906

11 512 95J

Oqq 711 810 819

629 2 J61 q 890

809

931 10 78J 18 275

5 q65

1 028 lJ 699

219 167

2 JJI 7 q96

2 812 118 J52

5250,000 TU

H99,999

$500,000 OR

MORE

1 2qti 1 2q9 qJ 68~ 171 285

1 186 6 87ti

091 611 801 H7

579 2 807 q 022

131

J15 78J 891 517

318 7 862

lJ 860 J J69

090 511

1 158 26 OOJ

1 251 26 q88

1 251 12J 556

1 126 20 qOq 2J 770

2 010

777 12 q6q 18 J~O

J 107

q05 5 289

10 817 1 2J6

J77 25 J76 qq 732 10 606

511 32 OJJ

128 676

1 096 25 225

qJ 2 089

1 2q8 1 251 12J 260 582 9qO

1978 CENSUS Of AGR I CUL lURE

TABLE 7. STRUCTURES, LAND AREA USE, AND IRRIGATION BY KIND OF BUSINESS

STRUCTU~ES

VALUE OF LAND AND BUILDINGS' EST ABLI SHMENTS • • • NUMBER. VALUE. • • • • • • • $1,000.

VALUE OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT. ESTABLISHMENTS. • • NUMBER. VALUE. • • • • • • • $1,000.

LAND COVERED BY GREENHOUSES: ESTABLISHMENTS. NUMBER. LAND AREA. • •• 1,000 SQ. FT.

GLASS COVERED, ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. •• 1,000 SQ. FT.

PLASTIC FILM COVERED' ESTABLISHMENTS • • • • NUMBER. LAND AREA •••• 1,000 SQ. FT.

FIBERGLASS COVERED. ESTABLISHMENTS •••• NUMBER. LAND AREA. , •• 1,000 SQ. FT.

GREENHOUSE SPACE USED PRIMARILY FOR--

POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS AND lOR CUT FLOWERS'

ESTABLI SHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. •• 1,000 SQ. FT.

BEDDING PLANTS, ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. ,. 1,000 SQ. FT.

FOLI AGE PLANTS, ESTABLI SHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. •• 1,000 SQ, FT.

NURSERY CROPS, ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. •• 1,000 SQ. FT.

SHADE STRUCTURE SPACE USED PRIMARILY FOR--

POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS ANDIOR CUT FLOWERS'

ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. •• 1,000 SQ. FT.

BEDDING PLANTS' ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. •• 1,000 SQ. FT.

FOLI AGE PLANTS, ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. •• 1,000 SQ. FT.

NURSERY CROPS, ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. 1,000 SQ. FT.

LAND AREA USE

LAND AREA USED PRIMARILY FOR-~ POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS AND lOR

CUT FLOWERS, ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. • • .ACRES.

BEDDING PLANTS' ESTABLISHMENTS LAND AREA •••

FOLIAGE PLANTS' ESTABLISHMENTS LAND AREA •••

NURSERY CROPS, ESTABLI SHMENTS LAND AREA.

IRRIGATION

NUMBER. .ACRES.

NUMBER. .ACRES.

NUMBER. .ACRES.

IRRIGATED LAND USED PRIMARILY FOR--NURSERY PRODUCTS'

ESTABLI SHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. • • .ACRES.

SOD. ESTABLI SHMENTS LAND AREA •••

NUMBER. .ACRES.

OTHER HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS, ESTABLISHMENTS •••• NUMBER. LAND AREA. • • • • • • • ACRES.

1918 CENSUS OF AGRtCUL lURE

POTTED FLOWERING

PLANTS ANDIOR

CUT TOTAL FLOWERS

22 3~7 750 616

8 050 169 590

7 153 156 676

5 28~ 108 905

7 3~3 210 896

967

" 817

757 6 198

865 31 650

1 539 J2 532

53~ 2 799

613 83 828

5 100 218 166

2 235 61 695

1 810 56 218

~ 779 182 322

1 017 12 807

116 ~79

736 31 509

185 705

98 235

60 261

98 5 650

8 16~

BEDDING PLANTS

2 001 21 683

532 ~ 678

97 "0

39 887

91 129

309 8 620

16 22

3 1)

BULBS, COR"S,

OR "USH- NURSERY FOLIAGE PLANTS SOD RHIIO"ES ROOMS PRODUCTS

VEGE-TABLE

AND FLOWER

SEEDS

2 3~7 97) 508 317 5~8 318

2 3~7 97) 561H 96 001

2 OO~ 13 72 792 (0)

807 19 086

978 29 219

1 932 58 086

38 123

582 28 179

~3 193

21 23

1)6 816

7 28

179 299

6 (0)

8 50

1 (0)

~ 22

1 (0)

8 29

1 (0)

5 115

1 (0)

29 001

550 81 376

159 ~76 6 257 ~111 59 991 301 672 ~~9 105 131 ~~9

159 ~76 6 257 ~~1 910 100 6~3 212 811 19 799

16 2 2 58~ 32 ~60 .0) ~2 99~ 65~

8 169

7 289

3 2

12 369

3 (0)

2 (0)

3 67

1 (0)

17 598

1 (0)

2 (0)

9 66

3 36

57 605

2 (0)

1 (0)

1 178 12 099

1" 269 22 JJ3

892 8 561

220 800

399 2 937

2 220 31 576

1 36~ 30 088

68 535

71 251

1 ~ 768 (0) 150 117

1 (0)

2 768 54 707

51 311

12 316

2 (0)

5 29

1 (0)

2 (0)

(0)

2 (0)

1 (0)

3 13

1 (0)

2 (0)

VECiE-TABLES G~OWN UNDEI( COVEK OTHER

538 723 66 029 H~ 2H

53ti 723 8 1135 18 952

53ti 700 17 0~6 18 816

193 8 7lY

319 6 706

95 622

69 893

2 (0)

2 (0)

2 (0)

1 (0)

1 (0)

3 (0)

2 (0)

3 5

2 (0)

~ 17

391 7 178

556 7 119

507 ~ 601

~~ 351

63 279

18 18

1)) 821

68 300

5 79

HORTICULTURE

TABLE 8. STRUCTURES t LAND AREA USE, AND IRRIGATION BY VALUE OF SALES

STRUCTURES

VALUE OF LAND AND BUILDINGS' ESTABLISHMENTS. • • NUMBER. VALUE. • • • •• •• $1,000.

VALUE OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT, ESTABLISHMENTS. •• NUMBER. VALUE. • • • • • • • $1,000.

LAND COVERED BY GREENHOUSES' ESTABLISHMENTS. NUMBER. LAND AREA ••••• 1,000 SQ. FT.

GLASS COVERED. ESTABLI SHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA •••• 1,000 SQ. FT.

PLASTIC FILM COVERED' ESTABLISHMENTS •••• NUMBER. LAND AREA •••• 1,000 SQ. FT.

FIBERGLASS COVERED. EST ABLI SHMENTS • • • • NUMBER. LAND AREA •••• 1,000 SQ. FT.

GREENHOUSE SPACE USED PRIMARILY FOR--

POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS ANDIOR CUT FLOWERS.

EST ABLI SHMENTS NU~BER. LAND AREA •••• 1,000 SQ. FT.

BEDDING PLANTS. ESTABLI SHMENTS LAND AREA •••

FOLIAGE PLANTS. ESTABLI SHMENTS LAND AREA •••

NURSERY CROPS.

NUMBER. 1,000 SQ. FT.


ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA •••• 1,000 SQ. FT.

SHADE STRUCTURE SPACE USED PRIMARILY FOR-_

POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS ANDIOR CUT FLOWERS.

ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA •••• 1,000 SQ. FT.

BEDD I NG PLANTS. ESTABLISHMENTS LAND AREA •••

FOLIAGE PLANT S, ESTABLI SHMENTS LAND AREA •••

NURSERY CROPS. ESTABLISHMENTS LAND AREA.

LAND AREA USE




LAND AREA USED PRIMARILY FOR--POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS ANDIOR

CUT FLOWERS' ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. • • .ACRES.

BEDDING PLANTS. ESTABLI SHMENTS LAND AREA •••

FOLI AGE PLANTS, ESTABLISHMENTS LAND AREA •••

NURSERY CROPS. ESTABLI SHMENTS LAND AREA.

IRRIGATION

NUMBER. .ACRES.

NUMBER. .ACRES.

NUMBER. .ACRES.

IRRIGATED LAND USED PRIMARILY FOR--NURSERY PRODUCTS'

ESTABLISHMENTS NUMBER. LAND AREA. • • • ACRES.

SOD. ESTABLISHMENTS LAND AREA •••

NUMBER. .ACRES.

OTHE.R HORT ICUL TURAL PRODUCTS, EST ABLI SHMENTS • • • • NUMBER. LAND AREA. • • • • • • • ACRES.

HORIICUL lURE

TOTAL

$5,000 TO

$9,999

$10,000 TO

$lq,999

$15,000 TO

$19,999

$20,000 TO

$2q,999

$25,000 TO

$q9,999

22 )q7 ) 221 ) 272 1 9)7 1 )71 1 lq7 ) 196 15) 92q lq7 967 188 19q 157 07) 117 q71 1)) 6q9 q)5 908

22 )q7 ) 221 ) 272 1 9)7 1 )71 1 lq7 ) 196 750 61q 15 096 21 156 18 180 lq Oqq lq 870 56 OqO

lq 602 1 838 2 072 231 876 767 2 18q q)5 172 5 512 10 8)9 186 q52 7 611 )0 168

8 050 8q8 092 661 505 q)O 1 268 169 590 258 070 776 189 526 13 975

7 15) 792 9ql 555 q2) )5q 1 112 156 677 015 ) 655 617 , H7 135 10 676

5 28q 655 667 q)7 29) 269 H5 108 906 2)9 llq 79) 516 )50 518

7 )q) 617 8)) 5)9 q)O )91 1 232 210 896 )01 81q 931 1)0 q90 10 771

2623 )q 675

967 )) 817

757 199

1 5)9 32 532

1 q52 18 321

5)q 799

) 120 61 741

61) 83 828

0 29 907

)9)

699

)05 5H

102 570

1)0 208

79 220

113 )12

)38 710

)17 762

119 165

117 )80

172 )H

69 166

765 ) 689

129 798

676 0)7

212 772

78 712

79 )11

85 222

q86 795

251 852

508 690

70 890

61 )10

80 )H

101 )12

25 88

21 2)

178 580

26 501

69 029

208 002

121 556

7) )1)

19 )51

25 5)

256 669

19 286

6) 186

1 218 9 11)

)79 116

126 925

2)0 906

7)9 828

81 2 754

182 855

$50,000 TO

$99,999

2 892 565 210

2 892 7q 117

1 175 21 5)2

1 06q 18 197

1 216 22 55)

326 135

156 028

85 nq

206 502

222 678

60 951

652 12 700

$100,000 TO

$2q9,999

2 812 892 )28

2 812 118 562

1 111 )1 526

820 17 816

689 12 826

135 65)

1))

621

2)1 89)

222 )82

62 276

89 )71

199 875

$250,000 TO

$q99,999

$500,000 OR

MORE

1 2qij 1 251 68q 500 8)1 62q

1 2qij 1 251 96 68q )21 865

85) 822 66 895 167 969

q90 q70 25 722 59 016

q2q q5q 20 60q 61 982

)80 )9) 20 569 q6 971

q8q q)q )6 161 87 021

26) 11 50,

298 11 072

209 89)

,I 06)

6) 16)

)2

095

215 21 559

68 17 281

156 16 )92

10) 75)

62 288

)95 75 q5)

1)0 21 087

1978 CENSUS OF AGRICULIURE

TABLE 9. POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS

ESTABLISHMENTS

AZALEA. • • • • • BEGONIA ••••• CALCEOLARIA • • • CHRISTMAS CHERRY. CHRISTMAS PEPPER. CHRYSANTHEMUM • • CYCLAMEN ••••••• DAFFODIL (NARCISSUS). FUCHSIA • GERANIUM.

GLOXINIA. HYACINTH. HYDRANGEA ••••••• LILY, EASTER AND OTHER. ORCHID ••• PO I NSETTI A. ROSE •••• SAINTPAULIA TULIP ••• OTHER •••

TABLE 10. CUT FLOWERS

ANTHURIUM ••••••••••• ASTER ••••••••••••• BIRD OF PARADISE (STRELITZIA). CARNATION, STANDARD •••••• CARNATION, MINIATuRE ••••• CHRYSANTHEMUM, POMPON. • • • • CHRYSANTHEMUM, STANDARD. • • • CHRYSANTHEMUM, FUJI OR SPIDER. DAFFOD IL (NARC I SSUS) DAHLIA ••

DAISIES •• DELPHINIUM FREESIA •• GARDENIA • GINGER •• GLADIOLUS. GYPSOPHILA HYACINTH • IRIS ••••••• LILY OF THE VALLEY

LILY, EASTER AND OTHER ORCHID, CATTLEYA •• ORCHID, CYMBIDIUM ••• ORCHID, CYPRIPEDIUM •• ORCHID, VANDA ••

~~~~!DHY~~75RTEA (STANDARD): • ROSE, SWEETHEART OR MINIATURE. SNAPDRAGON • STATICE •••

STEPHANOTI S. STOCK •••• TULIP •••• VIOLET ••• ZINNIA •••••• OTHER CUT FLOWERS.


1 )97 2 061

5q6 2)q )09

2 nq 980 396

1 668 5 q5q

1 050 719 751

1 9qo )92

3 )97 )86 5)3 857

1 ))1

TOTAL

12 202 7 122

768 260 8)8

ql 3)7 2 852

28~ 2 990

63 659

q 920 1 913 3 317 8 282 1 965

28 20) 1 766 8 9)2 2 552

15 977

NUMBER SOLD (1,000)

SIZE OF POT

LESS THAN q TO 6 MORE THAN q INCHES INCHES 6 INCHES WHOLESALE

) 0'9 6 q20 2 72) 11 29) ) 520 2 987 616 5 510

7) 601 9q 6ql 70 150 ql 206

189 611 )8 72q q 015 27 902 9 q21 )7 671

q21 2 lq6 28q 2 576 q 195 87 198

871 1 11q 1 005 2 280 2q 729 37 q'9 1 q92 q6 '8q

2 625 1 819 q76 q ~95 lq7 1 q7~ 291 1 6q6 170 2 26q 88) 3 O)q 192 6 q77 1 612 7 272 893 929 lqq 1 ~10

2 q83 19 280 6 qql 2q 628 q55 675 6)7 1 q87

q 002 q 905 2~ 8 2q8 298 1 72q 5)0 2 28q

7 909 7 160 908 lq 155

NUM~ER SOLD ( 1,000)

ESTABLISHMENTS TOTAL

255 )0 Oq) lq5 q 912

63 1 761 797 )95 91q )19 9q 335

1 5~6 20) 078 1 269 71 752

263 22 801 35J lq lq6

80 1 )29

H2 76 61q 6~ 1 HO

107 1 871 28 )9q 6q 1 111

320 lqq 776 191 5q 272

27 1 ~18 381 22 997

12 q7

102 1 q35 200 2 ~OO 156 10 660 ~7 lqO 50 595

111 2 q82 qOl )13 807 269 lq5 113 82q 16 0)5 16q 16 q66

8q 3 730 96 5 805

20q 15 1)7 20 ) q80

lqO q 1~2 366 26 209

SALES (11,000)

SIZE OF POT

LESS THAN q TO 6 MORE THAN TOTAL q INCHES INCHES 6 INCHES WHOLESALE

29 762 2 70) 16 6H 10 qqq 2~ 826 11 qq2 1 978 6 691 2 71) 8 20)

1 8q) 85 1 q6q 29q 1 q6) 799 109 )80 )10 6q)

1 )lq 12) 1 116 75 1 102 93 701 2 298 6q 819 26 '8q 83 ~q6

5 982 361 q q33 1 188 q 825 8q8 q 508 336 5qO

8 nq 703 2 991 , 0)1 6 300 68 188 16 058 q7 l~q q 977 qq 57~

8 80q 1 qOl 5 69) 1 710 7 )06 ) 681 1)5 2 75) 79) ) O)q 9 lql 188 5 56q ) )89 7 9q5

25 258 291 19 090 ~ 878 20 55) 11 q61 2 570 6 )79 2 ~12 7 6)2 83 7qq 2 Oql 53 200 28 ~O) 68 799

5 711 ·72q 2 H9 2 2)8 q )2) 12 127 q )73 7 66' 89 10 7q6

6 092 209 q 092 1 792 5 021 29 )85 8 qqO 17 18q ) 762 25 761

SALES (11,000)

WHOLESALE TOTAL WHOLESALE

28 )69 6 )q7 5 81~ q 3~7 q12 )11 1 627 q81 ql)

)92 129 52 078 q9 292 9) 6q5 8 907 8 ~2q

19q 160 q7 529 ql 810 67 251 28 3q6 2) 759 22 '95 7 280 6 895 1) 128 3 1~7 2 696

1 005 16) 90

75 823 5 )50 5 175 1 070 187 165 1 690 331:1 250

)65 )99 )29 1 038 188 162

lq3 762 20 071 19 569 5q 006 7 6)5 7 ~50

1 )79 q90 q20 22 O~O q 976 q q30

36 q) 29

1 )72 1 921 1 787 2 2q7 3 ~28 ) 067

10 50) 8 q65 8 205 12q 210 17) 551 579 502

2 q09 1 2~9 1 127 )71 1~6 94 qqO 92 66) Hq 286 26 318 25 9q9

12 12q q q72 2 770 15 9qO 1 806 1 727

3 578 q57 q26 5 599 86q 798

lq q27 3 314 ) 009 3 q17 630 62q 2 q3q 3q9 173

25 520 7 q2q 6 976

HORTICULTURE

TABLE 11. UNFINISHED STOCK

AZALEA ••••••• BEGONIA ••••••• CACTI AND SUCCULENTS CARNATION ••• CHRYSANTHEMUM. FOLIAGE PLANTS GARDENIA •• GERANIUM •• HYDRANGEA •• POINSETTIA. SAINTPAULIA. OTHER ••••

TABLE 12. CUT CULTIVATED GREENS

ASPARAGUS PLUMOSUS BOXWOOD. CROTON ••• EMERALD ••• HOLLY •••• IVY ••••• LEATHERLEAF. PI TTOSPORUM. SIMILAX •• SPRENGER I • TI LEAVES. OTHER •••

TABLE lJ. BEDDING PLANTS

FLOWER I NG AND FOLI AR TYPES I AGERATUM •• ALYSSUM ••• BEGONIA ••• COLEUS ••• DUSTY MILLER GERANIUM • IMPATIENS. MARIGOLD PANSY ••• PETUNIA ••

PORTULACA. SALVIA •• SNAPDRAGON ZINNIA • • OTHER •••

VEGETABLE TYPES I BROCCOLI CABBAGE. PEPPERS, SWEET OR HOT. TOMATOES OTHER ••

TABLE 1~. FOLIAGE PLANTS

CACTI AND SUCCULENTS DIEFFENBACHIA. DRACAENA •• FERNS •••• IVY ••••• PALMS •••• PHILODENDRON SCHEFFLERA • OTHER. • • •

HORTICULTURE

E.STA8L1SHMENTS

2 O~B 1 6B2 1 792 J J17 2 5JJ 1 5~1 2 ~~J J BBB J J~9

\

TOTAL

2J 7BJ 1~ 779 1~ 170 2B HO 20 ~51 lJ J05 JO 5JB 12 B62 BI ~JO

NUM~ER SOLD (1.000 )


7B 1 6~9 6~ J 191 7B 1J ~BO 27 6~ 975 75 2~J 191

275 116 lB2 15 J77

25B 29 2~6 26 1 679

127 7 BB5 Jl J 09~

21J 2B lJ6

NUMBER SOLD ( 1.000)

ESTABLI SHMENTS TOTAL

125 liB 929 55 1 no 21 7B7

6 152 67 10 666 56 J OB~

JJI 6B~ 017 ~~ 2 575 21 99~

12J 11 297 59 1~ ~51

127 ~6 726

NUMBER SOLD (1.000 )


J 625 5~ 2~6 J 091 60 1~2 J BJJ 62 lJJ J 7J5 70 J56 2 5B5 ~~ B22 J 126 26 ~J9 ~ 60J liB BJ9 6 060 25B 5~9 J 295 7B ~05 6 000 J~B 162

2 566 ~J 217 J J~7 60 55J 2 B~5 ~J 201 2 ~B5 69 969 2 ~71 1~1 5B2

J 5~7 5J 555 ~ J77 200 2BB 5 692 276 B02 6 6~0 6~6 196 J J61 ~~2 77J

NUMBER SOLD (1.000)

SIZE OF POT

LoSS THAN ~ TO 6 MORE THAN ~ INCHES INCHES 6 INCHES WHOLESALE

1~ JBJ B 622 77B 22 100 J 97B 9 9J9 B61 lJ 905 5 J56 7 J92 1 ~22 lJ J2~

12 97J 1J 112 2 655 26 ~17 11 B~1 7 520 1 090 19 OJ~ 5 627 5 795 J BBJ 12 ~9J 1~ 155 15 2~7 J IJ6 29 016

J IH B 520 J 16B 11 911 JB 90B J~ J16 B 206 77 169

SALES (H.OOO)


1 ~BB 1 10~ 1 01B J 162 1 lJO 1 117

lJ 069 2 ~~5 2 J29 6~ 820 6 095 6 070

2~J on 20 62J 20 ~7B llJ 616 1~ ~n 1~ 059

J65 1~5 lJ5 2B 61J 7 BJ~ 7 Jll

1 629 BJ6 795 6 915 2 099 1 B26 2 9~5 795 6~5

27 6H ~ 9B7 ~ B60

SALES ($1.000)


116 J11 J BJJ J 591 1 056 192 12~

697 ~6 J9 12~ 19 15

9 7J2 1 290 1 129 2 915 lB9 175

67~ 2~0 2J 168 22 192 2 J9~ ~7~ ~2~

96~ 56 5J 10 559 BOO 721 1~ 192 51~ ~BJ ~5 7J9 J 01~ 2 919

SALES ($1.000)


~1 772 6 OBJ ~ 227 ~6 JB7 5 B17 ~ on 52 ~J6 lJ ~JB 9 H5 55 700 6 900 ~ 916 J7 760 5 ~J~ ~ 062 21 161 15 J45 10 110 9J 151 17 672 12 ~20

19B ~59 2~ 69J 16 9BB 6J 6lJ 9 J27 6 975

259 J59 Jl B15 20 79~

J5 H7 ~ 050 J 07B ~B 202 5 972 ~ lJ9 JJ H~ ~ 172 2 9J9 59 60J 6 BBB 5 ~72

122 6J9 15 J~O 12 09~

J9 J9J 5 110 J 25~ 166 BB5 10 9~6 7 B5B 22B 271 20 OBB 15 025 5J9 7BB ~7 BlJ J~ 9J9 ~10 69~ 2B 615 2~ J72

SALES (H.OOO)

SIZE OF POT

LESS THAN ~ TO 6 MORE THAN TOTAL ~ INCHoS INCHES 6 INCHES WHOLESALE

Jo 659 9 B91 17 ~16 J J52 27 JOO JJ OJO 2 92~ 2~ 115 5 991 JO JJB JB 565 J ~JJ 2~ 099 11 OD J5 J~9 60 996 7 70J JB 561 1~ 7J2 52 611 2B 1~1 5 J26 17 Bn ~ 9BJ 2~ 576 J9 OB5 2 ~9J 20 50B 16 OB5 J6 007 52 6BI 7 510 J6 B~O B In ~B 20~ J~ ~lJ 2 020 2~ 5JI 7 B62 JI 2~1

H9 J~2 20 ~JO B6 ~B5 ~2 ~27 lJB 9J6


TABLE 15. NURSERY PRODUCTS

NURSERY PLANTS • ,

FIELD GROWN, • , CONTAINER GROWN. OTHER ••• ,

LINING-OUT STOCK. , • , , FRUIT AND NUT STOCK. , •

CITRUS STOCK • • • • • • • • , DECIDUOUS FRUIT AND NUT STOCK, •• , OTHER EVERGREEN FRUIT AND NUT STOCK,

DEC IDUOUS ENV I RONMENTALS ASH. , MAPLE, OAK. , ROSE. OTHER.

EVERGREEN ENV I RONMENTALS AZALEA, RHODODENDRON JUNIPER. PINE. SPRUCE • YEW ••• OTHER. ,

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANTS, FRUIT AND NUT TREES, GRAPEVINES, AND SMALL FRUIT PLANTS,

DECIDUOUS SHADE TREES. ASH, • MAPLE, ••• , ••• OAK. , •• , , ••• OTHER •• , •• , ••

DECIDUOUS FLOWERING TREES.

~~~~~y AND PLl'JM: DOGWOOD. MAGNOLIA PEACH •• PEAR •• OTHER. ,

OTHER ENV I RONMENTALS DEC IDUOUS SHRUBS • HERBACEOUS PLANTS. ROSES •• VINES •••• , •• OTHER, •••• , •

BROAD-LEAF EVERGREENS. AZALEA, RHODODENDRON EUONYMUS •• HOLLY •• , , •••• PI TTOSPORUM. , • • • OTHER, • , •••• ,

NARROW-LEAF EVERGREENS JUNIPER, PINE. SPRUCE • YEW, •• OTHER. ,

FRUIT AND NUT PLANTS , • , •••• , CITRUS AND SUBTROPICAL FRUIT TREES DECIDUOUS FRUIT AND NUT TREES. GRAPE V I NES • , • • • • • • , , SMALL FRUIT PLANTS. , , •••• ,


ESTABL I SHMENTS

7 ~36

5 ~70 3 283

2

995 212

21 152 5~

395 81

159 95 61

262

71~ 281 235 188 135 160 ~06

6 922 3 332 1 ~58 2 239 1 618 2 087

2 558 1 007

8~3 1 169

137 398 507

1 270

2 708 1 6~7

356 ~88 ~31

1 0~2

3 690 2 293

9~6 1 287

523 1 788

~ 3~6 2 579 2 22~ 1 775 1 8~9 2 213

1 ~2~ ~25 680 337 ~79

NUMBER SOLD (1,000)

TOTAL

1 055 ~28

75~ 85~ 300 573

1

310 031 36 630

2 516 32 10~

2 010

66 155 6 861 8 197 5 537 3 9~1

~1 619

207 2~6 1~ ~29 21 580 ~7 50~ 17 929

6 916 98 887

H5 398 1~ 508

2 3~2 3 833 2 076 6 257

12 059 3 ~58 1 8~9 1 832 69~

1 661 906

1 659

89 OH 17 036

8 09~ 30 022

7 033 26 889

52 626 22 18~ ~ 906 8 818 3 577

13 1~1

~8 100 17 80~

9 299 3 50~ 6 ~86

11 009

529 030 ~ 379

20 006 10 ~01

~9~ 2~~

SALES (H,OOO)


(NA) 9~~ 919 716 ~15

(NA) 561 1~3 ~~O 569 (NA) 383 768 335 838 (NA) 8 8

27, 611 76 689 69 307 3~ 709 13 3~~ 11 ~63

2 335 686 608 30 7~0 12 170 10 56~

1 633 ~88 290

6~ 152 17 867 16 916 6 ~61 1 571 1 no 7 815 2 711 2 5~0 5 292 1 883 1 717 3 727 2 020 1 897

~O 858 9 676 9 332

176 750 ~5 ~79 ~O 928 12 10~ 6 261 5 592 20 701 8 1~2 7 810 32 300 7 055 5 ~81 1~ 669 3 096 2 651 ~ 690 2 263 1 892

92 285 18 663 17 502

666 009 868 230 707 109 13 072 150 965 123 028

2 07~ 26 090 20 9~9 3 ~55 ~2 ~~8 3~ H6 1 8~0 2~ 870 19 636 5 703 57 557 ~8 297

8 997 68 582 50 033 2 322 18 587 12 ~97 1 160 10 161 6 879 1 581 10 32~ 7 962

565 6 112 ~ 526 1 152 5 785 ~ 355

789 5 319 ~ ~~6 1 ~29 12 29~ 9 369

82 523 156 089 13~ 1~5 15 23~ ~9 9~2 ~o 350

7 069 10 692 8 278 29 523 ~~ 668 ~2 682

6 2~3 9 616 8 159 2~ ~5~ ~1 171 3~ 675

~8 555 169 29~ H6 378 20 ~~8 62 827 53 922 ~ ~9~ 17 20J H 398 8 13~ 26 2~O 22 139 3 260 8 609 7 302

12 218 5~ ~1~ ~8 618

~3 19~ 21~ ~68 177 558 15 971 68 102 57 ~10

8 ~72 ~2 06~ 35 378 3 053 19 638 15 1~8 5 701 37 091 29 715 9 997 ~7 573 39 908

~69 669 108 832 75 966 3 768 19 922 16 333

13 026 59 386 35 35~ 7 8~3 7 690 5 901

q~5 032 21 832 18 378

HORTICULTURE

TABLE 16. VEGETABLE SEEDS; VEGETABLES; FLOWER SEEDS; SOD) BULBS, CORMS, OR RHIZOMES; AND CULTIVATED MUS~ROOMS

VEGETABLE SEEDS. EST ABLl SHMENT 5 AREA USED. LAND AREA. SALES.

WHOLESALE.

VEGETABLES. ESTABLl SHMENTS AREA USED. SALES.

WHOLESALE.

CUCUMBERS. ESTABLISHMENTS AREA USED. SALES. • • •

WHOLESALE.

LETTUCE. ESTABLISHMENTS AREA USED. SALES ••••

WHOLESALE.

TOMATOES' ESTABLISH11ENTS AREA USED. SALES.

WHOLESALE ••

OTHER VEGETABLES' ESTABLISHMENTS AREA USED. SALES.

WHOLESALE.

10 HORTICULTURE

NUMBER. 11000 SQ. FT.

.ACRES. '1,000 •• '11000.

NUMBER. 11000 SQ. FT.

$1,000. '1,000.


$1,000. $1,000.


$1,000. $1,000.


$1,000. $1,000.


$1,000. $1,000.

TOTAL

528 890

J8 005 J7 560 J6 826

866 21 166 26 68q 2J 066

153 2 096 J q26 J 019

19 5 165 q 557 q 058

7Jq 13 OJ8 17 qq7 lq 966

128 867 25q 02J

FLOWER SEEDS. ESTABLISHMENTS AREA USED ••• QUANTITY •• SALES •••••

WHOLESALE.

... 1,000

NUM~ER •• .ACRES •• POUNDS •• $1,000 •• $1,000.

ASTER' ~STABLISHMENTS AREA USED •• QUANTITY •• SALES •••••

• , 1 .. 000

NUMBER •• .ACRES •• POUNDS •• $1,000. $1,000. WHOLESALE.

MARIGOLD. ESTABLISHMENTS AREA USED •• QUANTITY • SALES ••••

WHOLESALE.

PETUNIA' ESTABLISHMENTS AREA USED. QUANTITY •• SALES ••••

WHOLESALE ••

SNAPDRAGON. ~STABL ISHMENTS AREA USED •• QUANTITY •• SALES ••••

WHOLESALE.

STOCK' ~STABLISHMENTS • AREA USED. QUANTITY • SALES ••••

WHOLESALE.

11000

NUM~ER •• .AC~ES. POUNDS •• $1,000 •• $1,000 ••

NUMBER. .ACRES •• POUNDS •• $1,000 •• $1,000.

NUMBER. .ACRES ••

1,000 POUNDS. $1,000 •• $1,000 ••

NUMtlER. .ACRES. POUNDS •• $1,000 •• $1,000 ••

TOTAL

156 7JO 052

q q62 q q09

1~ JJ

8 6J 60

FLOWER SEEDS--CON.

SWEET PEA' ESTABLISHMENTS AREA USED ••• QUANTITY •• SALES ••••

WHOLESALE ••

ZINNIA. ESTABLI SHMENTS AREA USED. • QUANTITY ••• SALES ••••

WHOLESALE ••

OTHER FLOWER SEEDS. ESTABLISHM~NTS

NUMBER ••

i,eao p~~~~~: : • $1,000 ••

$1,000 ••

... 1,000

NUMBER. .ACRES. POUNDS •• '1,000. '1,000.

J5 J5J

96 710 701 ~~~~T~~~D: : : •• i,QOQ

NUMBER •• .ACRES •• POUNDS •• $1,000 •• $1,000.

21 575 lJJ J67 J5J

SOD.

SALES ••••• WHOLESALE.

ESTABLISHMENTS AREA USED ••• SALES •••••

WHOLESALE •••

• NUMB~R •• .ACRES. $1" 000. • $1,000 ••

8 BULBS, CORMS, OR RHIZOMES. 72 ESTABLISHMENTS. 27 AREA USED. • • 75 SALES ••••• 7J WHOLESALE. •

CUL TIVATED MUSHROOMS. 8 ESTAtlLISHMENTS

52 QUANTITY •• 11 BED AREA ••

112 SALES •••• 109 WHOLESALE,

NUMBER •• .ACRES.

, .1,000. • $1,000.

. .. 1,000 1,000

NUMBER •• POUNDS. SQ. FT. $1,000. $1,000.

TOTAL

q5 221 q2J

2 qq6 2 q28

1 060 98 q72

206 611 113 ~69

J72 6 lJ6

2J 5qJ 21 J67

q77 160 160 251 758


TABLE 17. SALES

UNITED STATES

NORTHEAST

NEW ENGLAND! MAINE •••• NEW HAMPSHIRE VERMONT ••• MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND. CONNECT! CUT •

MIDDLE ATLANTIC! NEW YORK •••• NEW JERSEY ••• PENNSyLVANIA ••

NORTH CENTRAL

EAST NORTH CENTRAL! OHIO ••• INDIANA. ILLINOIS. MICHIGAN. WISCONSIN

WEST NORTH CENTRAL: MINNESOTA •• IOWA ••••• MISSOURI ••• NORTH DAKOTA. SOUTH DAKOTA. NEBRASKA. KANSAS ••

SOUTH

SOUTH ATLANT I C! DELAWARE ••• MARyLAND ••• VIRGINIA ••• WEST VIRGINIA. NORTH CAROLINA. SOUTH CAROLI NA. GEORGIA •••• FLORIDA ••••

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL! KENTUCKy •• TENNESSEE •••• ALABAMA ••••• MISSISSIPPI •••

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL! ARKANSAS. LOUISIANA OKLAHOMA. TEXAS ••

WEST

MOUNTAIN! MONTANA • IDAHO •• WYOMING. COLORADO •• NEW MEXICO. ARIZONA UTAH •••• NEVADA •••

PACIFIC! WASHINGTON. OREGON ••• CALIFORNIA. ALASKA ••• HAWAI I •••

1978 CENSUS Of AGR tCUL TUR [

TOTAL

SALES ESTABLISHMENTS ($1,000)

22 347 3 212 00)

5 017 562 868

178 6 555 122 5 511

86 2 004 580 47 7)0

76 9 975 357 59 059

1 300 97 546 773 75 962

1 545 258 527

5 168 620 09)

1 164 147 928 ~50 44 )0) 627 106 54J

1 008 129 676 509 43 070

444 46 474 243 35 962 316 3J 622

54 2 569 49 3 20J

111 8 231 19) 18 511

7 008 896 13~

80 7 581 309 35 25) 360 30 161 105 7 142 700 50 962 185 14 505 389 45 17)

2 244 )90 910

199 16 871 505 57 716 363 40 757 150 10 461

147 9 956 228 18 675 194 32 206 850 127 809

5 154 1 132 905

70 4 052 167 8 905 19 561

335 66 881 69 10 57) 99 18 29)

115 19 7)1 1) a32

600 63 q26 679 103 242

2 265 806 091 29 1 678

694 28 639

WHOLESALE

SALES ESTABLI SHMENTS ($1,000)

16 812 2 775 181

3 566 472 141

108 3 4)8 70 3 817 )9 455

384 )0 751 51 8 809

242 51 6)7

905 75 859 608 64 207

1 159 233 168

J 534 471 042

813 121 165 299 33 269 412 86 199 762 105 571 305 26 638

272 29 675 165 24 871 232 22 561

32 1 468 31 2 091 70 4 128

141 13 405

5 314 795 474

59 6 887 209 27 633 253 21 298

59 4 578 489 42 635 134 10 909 282 40 465

1 805 366 371

147 12 251 410 52 564 291 37 679 103 8 425

110 7 284 161 15 827 137 23 991 665 116 677

4 398 1 036 524

38 1 927 134 6 683

9 258 279 53 001

q9 8 452 82 15 723 77 16 521

9 792

470 51 406 553 96 538

2 05) 759 015 16 883

629 25 323

RETAIL RETURNS AND ALLOWANCES

SALES AUJUSTMENTS ESTABLISHMENTS ($1,000) ESTABLISHMENTS ($1,000)

12 613 436 822 2 530 24 114

3 316 90 727 482 ) 08)

156 3 117 21 42 97 1 694 10 28 81 1 548 9 22

4)1 16 979 58 250 47 1 166 6 25

248 7 422 44 765

922 21 686 124 )49 409 11 756 71 602 925 25 359 139 999

3 787 149 051 649 ) 184

790 26 763 1)9 805 348 11 034 64 181 469 20 344 92 )10 648 24 105 112 1 069 414 16 432 71 188

)54 16 799 56 176 197 11 091 )1 186 231 11 061 )6 118

47 1 102 7 12 40 1 112 8 7 91 4 103 16 26

158 5 106 17 107

3 567 100 66) 719 7 47)

44 694 3 2 202 7 620 127 175 255 8 86) I 39 127

93 2 564 , 8 12 435 8 327 67 208 120 3 596 14 77 234 4 708 51 121 836 24 539 233 q 822

13) 4 619 30 )5 196 5 151 51 48) 169 3 078 )8 81

98 2 0)6 lq 45

69 2 672 17 32 115 2 848 18 65 137 8 215 25 q73 431 11 132 84 715

1 943 96 381 680 10 315

55 2 125 7 1) 6) 2 221 11 14 lq 30q 2 (D)

170 13 880 )8 211 46 2 121 14 2J 53 2 569 12 115 74 3 210 21 41

5 40 1 (0)

313 12 020 81 )80 284 6 703 91 2 49q 632 47 076 348 6 82)

22 795 2 (D) 212 3 316 52 258

HORTICULTURE 11

TABLE 18. ESTABLISHMENTS AND SALES BY VALUE OF SALES ANU KIND OF BUSINESS

UNITED STATES

NORTHEAST

NEW ENGLAND: MAINE •••• NEW HAMPSHIRE VERMONT ••• MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND. CONNECTICUT •

MIDDLE ATLANTIC: NEW YORK •••• NEW JERSEy ••• PENNSYLVANIA ••

NORTH CENTRAL

EAS T NOR TH CENTRAL: OHIO ••• INDIANA. ILLINOIS. MICHIGAN. WISCONSIN

WEST NORTH CENTRAL: MINNESOTA •• IOWA ••• t • MISSOURI ••• NORTH DAKOTA. SOUTH DAKOTA. NEBRASKA. KANSAS ••

SOUTH

SOUTH ATLANTIC. DELAWARE ••• MARYLAND ••• VIRGINIA ••• WES T V I RG I N I A • NORTH CAROLINA. SOUTH CAROLINA. GEORGIA •••• FLORIDA ••••

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL: KENTUCKY •• TENNESSEE •••• ALABAMA ••••• MISSISSIPPI •••

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL: ARKANSAS. LOUISIANA OKLAHOMA. TEXAS ••

WEST.

MOUNTAIN' MONTANA • IDAHO •• WYOMING. COLORADO •• NEW MEXICO. ARIZONA UTAH •••• NEVADA •••

PACIFIC. WASHINGTON. OREGON ••• CALIFORNIA. ALASKA. • • HAWAII •••

UNITED STATES

NORTHEAST

NEW ENGLAND: MAINE •• , • NEW HAMPSHIRE VERMONT ••• MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND. CONNECTICUT.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC. NEW YORK ••• NEW JERSEy •• PENNSYLVANIA ••

12 HOR'T I(Ul1URE

TOTAL

ESTAB-LISH-MENTS

6 q86

1 611

58 J9 15

268 19

110

qJ~ 2qO ~28

1 ~15

J80 1~9 162 2~6

128

120 62 91

5 10 2~ J8

1 5~~

16 65 85 22

160 J6 88

602

~1

H 80 20

20 JJ J5

167

1 916

1~ 9 1

138 11 lq 21

2

115 118 9JO

1 5~2

J 9~7

1 219

89 50 ~)

1~7 22 92

J?3 13~ 269

S2,000 TO

ESTAB-SALES LISH-

('1,000 ) MENTS

867 021 719

157 866 lqJ

2 961 6 2 878 J

qlq 1 23 780 21

6Jl ~ IJ 967 1~

J7 620 q6 23 J5q 2q 52 255 2~

190 519 118

52 829 29 22 J5q 19 22 721 9 Jl 81q 2J 11 861 9

IJ 75J 8 9 ~18 5

lq 607 7 959 2

1 286 1 2 6~2 1 6 269 5

196 JJq 21J

67J 5 7 620 8 8 559 11 q J8~ -

21 60J 21 J 51~ ~ 8 152 16

80 680 85

7 J59 2 8 9~J ~

10 ~J9 10 J 007 2

2 5qq 1 1 919 7 5 629 -

21 JI0 J7

J22 JO~ 2~5

971 1 6J9 2 (D) -

JO J65 J J 999 2

728 2 2 956 2

(D) 2

15 76~ 19 15 2q6 17

232 128 q2 (D) -

19 )~7 15)

25~ 2~1 856

J8 505 277

1 7~q 26 6q5 13 79J 19

5 198 Jl ~90 5

q ~OJ 12

10 609 92 6 7)) 22 7 890 57

Sq,999 S5,000 TO S9,999 $10,000 TO

ESTAB- ESTAB-SALES LISH- SALES LISH-

($1,000 ) MENTS ( $1,000) MENTS

POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS ANDIOR CUT

2 q13 78J 5 55q q7J

q92 181 1 297 170

20 q 28 6 13 2 (D) 6

(D) q JO 2 71 J2 221 Jl

(D) 2 (D) 1 ~6 5 ql 12

159 5J J87 q9 8J 26 181 26 81 5J J78 J7

J9q 156 1 1J5 80

96 q6 328 20 67 18 132 7 26 13 101 8 7J JO 210 15 JO lq 110 5

JO 10 67 12 18 J 20 1 23 IJ 91 8

(D) - - -(D) - - 1 (D) J 25 2 21 6 51 1

718 2q6 1 7H 12q

18 2 (D) 1 28 11 8J 1

(D) IJ 90 8 - 1 (D) -68 22 lq8 1~ 13 7 q5 2 q8 8 q9 11

285 10q H2 52

(D) J 20 2 (D) 11 86 2 J~ 17 115 8

(D) J 2J -(D) q 28 J 28 7 51 ~ - 7 50 1

125 26 181 15

809 200 1 J88 99

(D) 1 (D) -( D) 1 (D) -- 1 (0) -9 6 50 J

(D) 1 (0) -(D) J 2J 1 (D) 1 (D) 2 (D) - - -(D) 11 80 6 55 lq 97 lq

1)) 62 ~25 Jl - - - -(D) 99 679 ~2 BEDDING PLANTS

2 816 799 5 672 ~07

907 296 2 09q lq2

82 29 201 7 J9 20 1J7 5 61 10 6) 2

(D) 26 199 21 13 9 66 1 )6 17 12~ 16

J06 89 628 ~5 (D) )2 226 11 186 6q ~51 J~

$1q,999 S15,000 TO $19,999 S20,000 TO S2q,999

ESTAB- ESTAB-SALES LISH_ SALES LISH- SALES

($1,000) MENTS (Sl, 000) MENTS ( '1,000)

FLOWERS

5 77J J99 6 899 Jql 7 520

2 08q 12q 2 170 109 2 qH

75 6 110 8 181 71 q 71 6 IJJ

(D) 2 (D) - -J76 19 JJ6 15 JJ6 (D) 2 (D) 1 (D) lql 10 169 6 (D)

608 J9 671 29 6J6 JIJ 1J 228 17 J85 q6J 29 518 27 611

999 7J 1 2q2 77 1 706

2q6 16 278 2~ 5Jq 8J 6 101 11 2ql

111 8 1J8 8 178 187 21 J55 ~ 90

62 q 67 6 131

lq8 9 15~ ~ 89 (D) 2 (D) ~ 91 97 ~ 65 6 13~ - - - - -(D) - - J (0) (D) 1 (D) 2 (D)

(D) 2 (D) 5 108

1 ~95 102 1 769 77 1 65J

(D) - - 2 (D) (D) 1 (D) 1 (D) 99 6 108 2 (D) - 1 (D) J 68

177 9 159 9 198 (D) 7 117 1 (D) 139 12 210 ~ 82 618 q2 717 J2 679

(D) - - ~ 86 (D) 6 109 J 67 89 2 (D) ~ (D) - 2 (D) 1 (D) J6 1 (D) - -~q - - 1 (D)

(D) J 5J 2 (D) 18~ 10 181 8 169

1 196 100 1 718 78 1 727

- 1 (D) - -- 1 (D) - -- - - - -)8 J 51 5 11) - - - - -(D) 1 (D) 1 (D) (D) 1 (D) - -- - - - -7J 12 199 ~ (0 )

160 11 186 10 223 J70 JJ 579 27 598 - - - - -515 )7 632 Jl 685

q 951 261 q q7J 23~ 5 120

1 7JJ 87 1 q79 80 1 732

8J 5 85 ~ 86 5J 5 85 2 (D)

(D) 2 (D) 2 (D) 262 1~ 2q8 9 198 (D) 1 (D) 2 (0 ) 187 9 lq6 7 152

5q8 20 )31 29 619 1)2 9 lq7 9 195 q27 22 J79 16 Jq6


TABLE 18. ESTABLISHMENTS ANO SALES BY VALUE OF SALES ANO KIND OF BUSINESS--CON.

UNITED STATES

NORTHEAST

NEW ENGLAND: MAINE •••• NEW HAMPSHIRE VERMONT ••• MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND. CONNECTICUT •

MIDDLE ATLANTIC. NEW YORK •••• NEW JERSEY ••• PENNSYLVANIA. •

NORTH CENTRAL

EAST NORTH CENTRAL: OHIO ••• INDIANA • ILLINOIS. MICHIGAN. WISCONSIN

WEST NORTH CENTRAL: MINNESOTA •• IOWA ••••• MISSOURI ••• NORTH DAKOTA. SOUTH DAKOTA. NEBRASKA. KANSAS ••

SOUTH

SOUTH ATLANTI C • DELAWARE ••• MARyLAND ••• VIRGINIA ••• WEST VIRGINIA. NORTH CAROLINA. SOUTH CAROLINA. GEORGIA •••• FLORIDA ••••

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL: KENTUCKY •• TENNESSEE •••• ALABAMA ••••• MISSISSIPPI •••

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL: ARKANSAS. LOUISIANA OKLAHOMA. TEXAS ••

WEST.

MOUNTAIN. MONTANA • IDAHO •• WYOMING • COLORADO •• NEW MEXICO. ARIZONA UTAH •••• NEVADA •••

PACIFIC. WASHINGTON, OREGON ••• CALIFORNIA. ALASKA ••• HAWAI I •••

UNITED STATES

NORTHEAST

NEW ENGLAND. MAINE •••• NEW HAMPSHIRE VERMONT • • • MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND. CONNECTICUT •

MIDDLE ATLANTIC. NEW YORK ••• NEW JERSEY ••• PENNSYLVANIA ••


$25,000 TO

ESTAB-LISH-MENTS

1 038

30~

13 10

2 50 ~

19

76 ~3 87

266

75 28 39 ~6 21

23 15 11 -

1 3 ~

219

3 13 13

5 27

6 8

77

8 11 10 ~

~ 5 6

19

2~9

5 2 -

20 2 2 3 -

13 16

10~ -82

527

157

10 3 3

19 2

19

~5 21 35

$~9,999 $50,000 TO

ESTAB-SALES LISH-

($1,000) MENTS

36 756 1 017

10 933 272

~95 5 3~~ ~ (D) ~

1 832 59 (D) ~ 682 13

2 737 6~ 1 ~79 ~2 3 1~1 77

9 520 261

2 69~ 7~ 959 27

1 ~~8 31 1 552 ~O

813 32

e5~ 17 5~2 1~ 383 16

- -(D) 1 (D) 6 132 3

7 693 205

102 1 ~5~ 9. ~31 9 170 5 957 21 207 3 29~ 1~

2 629 77

267 9 ~20 17 362 7 167 1

1~~ 2 167 ~ 208 Q 715 22

8 610 279

1H 2 (D) 1 - -666 31 (D) 3 (D) 2 112 5 - -51~ 11 539 9

3 600 169 - -

2 812 ~6

18 598 393

5 5~1 103

383 5 117 1 117 3 637 17 (D) 1 673 3

1 587 37 710 12

1 23~ 2~

$99,999 $100,000 TO $2~9,999

ESTAB-SALES LISH- SALES

($1,000) MENTS ($1,000)

POTTED FLOWERING PLANTS AND/OR CUT

71 991 963 1~7 953

19 ~70 192 28 126

360 7 920 311 3 (D) 2QO - -

~ 293 2J 3 2J3 293 1 (D) 9~9 20 3 3~~

~ ~58 52 7 370 2 963 31 ~ 873 5 603 55 7 858

18 281 2H 32 773

5 31~ 57 8 921 1 851 15 2 23~ 2 083 23 3 261 2 719 36 5 ~53 2 280 27 3 957

1 188 20 2 881 9~3 9 1 ~89

1 198 11 1 795 - 2 (D) (D) 1 (D) ~28 5 917 ( D) 8 1 ~15

1~ 360 18~ 28 283

(D) 1 (D) 653 11 1 660 672 j~ 2 196 329 ~ HO

1 ~53 21 3 318 163 2 (D)

1 010 8 1 263 5 329 69 9 869

613 7 1 211 1 210 12 2 017

~90 8 1 133 (D) ~ 733

(D) 3 359 2~8 3 601 307 6 1 109

1 610 11 1 650

19 881 3D 58 771

( D) ~ 607 (0) 1 (D) - - -'

2 299 ~1 6 ~90 210 1 (D) (D) 1 (D) 3~1 5 797 - - -780 21 3 337 592 10 1 675

12 276 2~9 39 5~2 - 1 (D) 3 000 39 5 580

BEDDING PLANTS--CON.

27 587 292 ~~ 032

6 995 59 8 687

336 3 ~88 (D) 1 (D) 176 2 (D)

1 172 6 8~9 (D) 1 (0) 211 7 -1 156

2 558 13 1 81~ 829 12 1 6~7

1 59~ 1~ 2 16~

$250,000 TO $~99,999 $500,000 ANU OVER

ESTAB- ESTAB-LISH- SALES L1SH_ SALES MENTS ($1,000) MENTS ($1,000)

FLOWERS--CON.

~OO 1~0 006 353 ~~2 156

60 20 ~66 56 70 39~

3 772 - -- - 1 (D) - - - -7 2 ~~O 11 10 6~2 - - - -7 2 383 ~ (D)

13 ~ 5~8 13 16 0~6 9 3 109 9 9 7QO

21 7 213 18 26 3e9

95 33 1~1 75 91 328

20 6 6~5 19 27 773 10 3 795 8 12 e91 12 ~ 03~ 11 11 3~1 16 5 831 15 15 3~~

7 2 598 3 1 813

12 3 965 5 Q 377 ~ 1 537 5 ~ 733

10 3 260 5 7 561 - - 1 (D) 1 (D) 1 (D) - - 1 (D) 3 (D) 1 (D)

8~ 30 05~ 90 108 575

1 (D) - -8 3 ~19 2 (D) ~ 1 ~90 5 3 391 1 (0) 2 (D) 7 2 232 9 12 893 1 (D) 3 2 227 3 1 106 ~ 3 951

30 10 29~ 3~ ~9 518

2 (D) ~ ~ ~38 3 1 0~3 5 3 95~ 6 2 088 8 6 008 2 (D) 1 (D)

1 (D) 1 (D) 2 (D) - -3 1 058 3 2 787

10 3 703 9 12 792

161 56 3~5 132 171 e59

- - - -1 (D) - -- - - -13 ~ ~92 13 16 157 1 (0) 1 (D) 1 (D) - -- - 2 (D) - - - -

10 3 98~ 8 /) 639-7 2 ~69 10 9 250

117 ~O 556 96 13~ O~~ - - - -11 3 889 2 (D)

103 36 788 75 10~ 20~

1~ ~ 720 ~ ~ 617

- - - -- - - -- - - -3 1 022 1 (D) - - - -1 (D) 1 (D)

2 (D) 1 (D) 5 1 ~70 1 (D) 3 1 109 - -

HORTICULTURE 13

TABLE 18. ESTABLISHMENTS AND SALES BY VALUE OF SALES AND ~IND OF BUSINESS--CON.

NORTH CENTRAL

EAST NORTH CENTRAL: OHIO. • • INDIANA • ILLINOIS. MICHIGAN. WISCONSIN

WEST NORTH CENTRAL: MINNESOTA •• IOWA ••••• MISSOURI ••• NORTH DAKOTA. SOUTH DAKOTA. NEBRASKA. ~ANSAS ••

SOUTH

SOUTH ATLANTIC: DELAWARE ••• MARYLAND ••• VIRGINIA ••• WEST VIRGINIA. NORTH CAROLI NA. SOUTH CAROLINA. GEORGIA •••• FLORIDA ••••

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL: KENTUCKY •• TENNESSEE • • • • ALABAMA • • • • • MISSISSIPPI •••

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL' ARKANSAS. LOUISIANA OKLAHOMA. TEXAS ••

WEST.

MOUNTAIN' MONTANA • IDAHO •• WYOMING. COLORADO. , NEW MEXICO. ARIZONA UTAH •••• NEVADA •••

PACIFIC. WASHINGTON. OREGON ••• CALIFORNIA, ALASKA ••• HAWAII •••

UNITED STATES

NORTHEAST

NEW ENGLAND. MAINE •••• NEW HAMPSHIRE VERMONT ••• MASSACHUSE TT S CONNECTICUT •

M I DOLE ATLANTI C I NEW YORK •••• NEW JERSEY ••• PENNSYLVANIA ••

NORTH CENTRAL

EAST NORTH CENTRAL: OHIO ••• INDIANA • ILLINOIS. MICMIGAN. WISCONSIN

WEST NORTH CENTRAL: MINNESOTA •• IOWA •• , , • MISSOURI, , , SOUTH DAKOTA. NEBRASKA. KANSAS. ,

SOUTH

SOUTH ATLANTI C I DELAWARE. • •

1~ HORTlf"ULTURE

TOTAL

ESTAB-LISH-~ENTS

1 JJq

271 90

118 JI8 Iq5

118 66 81 J2 20 18 57

9q8

11 5q 95 ~1

118 J7 89 62

5~ 62 50 Jl

J5 18 72

119

~~6

2J 28

5 61 16

6 J5

J

70 60

117 19

J

2 Jq7

215

q ij 1

J2 10

79 ~6 J9

lH

q2 11 2J 27 21

8 10 20

2 ~ 6

1 J81

2

52,000 TO

ESTAB-SALES LISH-

($1,000) MENTS

70 9J6 259

Iq 980 57 1 827 27 5 656 20

22 778 qq 6 992 J5

6 qJJ 25 J 580 10 q q12 1J

650 10 qn q 580 q

2 622 10

69 989 25q

J77 1 2 628 12 J q05 Jl

876 17 2 5qO Jq 1 15q 10

IJ J19 lJ 16 760 9

1 J90 17 1 68J 22 q 69q 12 1 0'26 10

~88 18 220 7

2 205 15 17 226 26

H 809 66

88J 5 916 7 150 1

q 725 7 289 J

2 q90 1 1 80J 6

5q 1

J 097 10 2 529 12

57 125 9 725 J

28 1

~10 000 270

Jl 289 22

(Dl -629 1 (Dl -

5 28J 2 J22 2

8 ~Jq 10 10 508 ~

5 90q J

26 270 16

10 8J2 2 810 J

J 182 J J 886 1 1 228 J

2 772 -1 067 -1 051 2

(D) 1 (Dl 1 751 -

220 6qJ 179

(D) -

, 5q,999 55,000 TO $9,999 $10,000 TO

ESTAB- ESTAB-SALES LISH- SAl.ES l.ISH-

($1,0001 MENTS ($1,000 ) HENTS

BEDDING PLANTS--CON.

855 225 1 59J lJO

189 51 J65 Jl 90 18 122 10 65 17 128 12

lq8 q7 JJ6 ~7 120 25 171 11

8J 21 lqJ 9 27 12 85 J qJ lq 96 6 29 5 Jq q 11 J (Dl q lq 1 (Dl 2 J5 II 76 11

8JO 201 1 qJ9 90

(Dl q (Dl 1 J8 12 90 6 89 18 Dq 7 59 6 (Dl 5

III 26 182 18 J5 10 68 7 ~1 20 Dq J

(D) 9 67 5

65 10 68 5 71 11 8J 7 J9 11 86 2 J~ 7 q9 J

56 9 6J J (Dl 6 J9 2 (D) 17 127 6 80 25 176 10

22~ 77 5q5 ~5

16 8 62 J 25 6 q2 q

(Dl 1 (D) 1 26 5 J6 9

9 1 (Dl 2 (D) - - -(Dl 6 qO 5 (D) - - -Jl 18 129 8 ql 11 8J 5 28 15 101 7

9 5 J6 1 (D) 1 (Dl -

FOLI AGE PLANTS

905 J15 2 222 197

70 22 156 12

- - - -(Dl - - -- - - -(01 2 (D) -(Dl 1 (01' 1

(Dl 6 ~O 9 12 8 58 1 10 5 J5 1

~7 2J 17J lij

(01 5 J9 1 9 - - J 9 J 2J -

(D) 2 (D) 1 9 J 21 2

- 1 (01 -- - - 2 (Dl 8 57 q (Dl - - -(D) - - -- 1 (Dl 1 618 198 1 J89 lJl

- - - 1

$lq,999 $15,000 TO $19,999 $20,000 TO $2q,999

SAl.ES ESTAB- ESTAB-l.ISH- SALES l.ISH- SALES

(U,OOOI MENTS (SI,OOO) MENTS ($1,0001

1 581 96 1 650 81 1 790

J8q 2J JB9 12 266 117 7 117 ~ 102 15q 8 lJ9 II 2q9 Jll 15 255 22 q78 lJ7 lJ 221 J 6 Uq

llJ 5 87 6 lql (0) 5 86 2 (D) 72 6 107 9 202 q8 1 (D) 2 (D) q8 I (01 1 (D)

(D) 1 (Dl 2 (D) DJ 11 19q J 67

1 096 5J 92J q6 1 000

(Dl 2 (Dl - -71 5 86 - -(D) 7 12q q 91 58 q 68 1 (Dl

219 5 89 8 177 8q 1 (D) - -

(D) 6 10J 6 DJ 65 1 (D) J 6q

6J J 5J ~ 8q 90 2 (D) 1 (D)

(Dl q 70 2 (D) J9 2 (D) 2 (D)

J6 2 (D) - -(D) - - 1 (Dl H 5 87 ~ 89 116 q 70 10 21J

5~1 25 q21 27 ~98

n 2 (D) - -~8 1 (D) 2 (D)

(D) 1 (D) , - -111 2 (Dl ~ 117 (Dl q 72 J 68 - 1 (D) - -67 J q8 ij 89 - 1 (Dl -

101 2 (D) J 62 57 ~ (Dl 5 105 7ij J 50 q 89