Membership That Backs Michigan's Green Industry Professionals
Membership Built for the People Running Michigan’s Green Industry
Michigan’s regulations change. Workforce challenges are real.
Staying current takes time most business owners do not have. MNLA membership gives Michigan’s nursery, landscape, greenhouse, and Green Industry professionals access to statewide advocacy, structured education, certification programs, compliance resources, and a community of professionals invested in the future of Michigan’s Green Industry. This is the statewide association for Michigan’s Green Industry. Join or renew today to stay connected.
What You Get as an MNLA Member
MNLA membership connects you to:
- Legislative advocacy and representation in Michigan
- Organized compliance resources and regulatory updates
- Continuing education, conferences, and certification programs
- State-recognized apprenticeship pathways for Landscape Management Technicians and Nursery Management Technicians
- Industry recognition programs and awards
- Networking through events, committees, and the Great Lakes Trade Expo
- Member discounts on education and GLTE registration
- Endorsed services and member benefits
Who MNLA Membership Is For
MNLA membership is open to businesses and individuals across Michigan’s Green Industry, including landscape design/build companies, nursery and greenhouse growers, garden retailers, irrigation professionals, landscape and turf/snow management companies, suppliers, and educators.
Whether you are an established business owner protecting what you have built, a growing company looking for professional credibility, or an individual professional investing in your career, MNLA gives you a stronger place in the statewide industry.
How to Join
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Choose Your Membership Type
Select the membership category that fits your business or professional role in Michigan’s Green Industry.
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Complete Your Application
Fill out your membership information and submit your application online.
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Access Your Benefits
Once your membership is active, you can access MNLA advocacy resources, education opportunities, member pricing, GLTE information, and member benefits.
Already a Member? Your Renewal Matters.
Renewing your MNLA membership keeps Michigan’s Green Industry represented in Michigan, supports education and workforce development programs, and sustains the advocacy work that benefits businesses across the state.
Renew each year to maintain your member benefits, stay connected to the MNLA community, and support the statewide association working on your behalf.
Trusted by Michigan Green Industry Professionals
“THE voice of Michigan landscapers and nursery growers.”
— John S. via Google
FAQS
Questions About Joining or Renewing
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Choose the membership category that best matches your business or professional role in Michigan's green industry. MNLA membership supports landscape companies, nursery operators, greenhouse growers, suppliers, designers, educators, industry partners, and individual professionals. For help selecting the right category, contact MNLA before submitting your application.
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Use this renewal link to submit your renewal online. If you need help confirming your membership status or have questions about your renewal, contact the MNLA team directly and they can walk you through the process.
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MNLA education programs and the Great Lakes Trade Expo are available to non-members, but members receive discounted pricing on education, certification materials, and GLTE registration.
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If your membership lapses, you lose access to member-only benefits, member pricing, MNLA communications, member directory access, key employee memberships, and other membership resources. Renewing restores access to the benefits available with your membership category.
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Contact becky@mnla.org for membership questions. Phone: 517-381-0437 Address: 2149 Commons Parkway, Okemos, Michigan 48864
Michigan’s Green Industry Belongs Together
Join or renew your MNLA membership to stay represented, informed, and connected through the statewide association built for Michigan’s Green Industry.