Every NCNLA member also receives membership to the NC Green Industry Council and the American Nursery and Landscape Association Lighthouse Program. Together with these partners, NCNLA closely monitors state and federal industry regulations and legislation.

Ultimately, when you become an NCNLA member, you become connected to a network of peers, legislators, research and customers.

Annual, general membership dues are $150.00 per firm — if you have multiple branches, each branch is required to obtain a membership to be included as a member. You also have the opportinity to upgrade your membership to Silver, Gold or Platinum by donating additional funds to the Horticulture and Landscape Research Foundation Endowment.

Educator and government official membership is $50.00, while full-time horticulture students membership is only $30.00 annually.

NCNLA Honorary Members
NCNLA Honorary Members are generally retired from the industry; selected by the NCNLA Board of Directors in recognition for lifetime contribution or achievement to/in the industry.

Honorary Members
Richard Beeson – Beeson Rhododendron Nursery, Randleman, NC
Benjamin Brown – Brown’s Nursery, Rockwell, NC
Carroll Hall – Carroll’s Plant Center, Inc., Benson, NC
Martin Casey – Casey’s Nursery Inc., Goldsboro, NC
Graham Hawkins – Hawk’s, Greenwood, SC
Willie Allison – Hillside Nursery, LLC, Etowah, NC
Bill Stoffregen – Homewood Nursery and Garden Center
Commissioner Steve Troxler – NC Dept. of Agriculture
Ronnie Gragg – North 40 Nursery, Inc., Morganton, NC
Eelco Tinga, Sr. – Tinga Nursery, Inc., Castle Hayne, NC
William A. Wilder – Wilder’s Nursery, Knightdale, NC
M.A. "Kim" Powell