U.S. Horticulture Data

Garden industry statistics, at a glance.

A practical collection of current U.S. horticulture numbers for garden writers, shoppers, makers, and anyone following the outdoor-living economy.

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Last updated August 26, 2026

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture released its 2024 Census of Horticultural Specialties on February 26, 2026. It is the newest nationwide census of floriculture, nursery, and specialty-crop production.

Every number below links to the same primary USDA release, so it is easy to check, quote, and cite. This page will be refreshed when meaningful new public data is released.

2024 Census Highlights

12 U.S. horticulture statistics

What the data shows

Gardens support a large, varied economy.

Nursery stock, annual garden plants, perennials, and sod all represent meaningful pieces of the horticulture market. The data captures the growers behind the plants and materials that shape the places people decorate, tend, and enjoy outdoors.

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Methodology & Sources

How to use this page.

This page summarizes the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service’s February 26, 2026 release for the 2024 Census of Horticultural Specialties. The census covers U.S. horticulture operations that reported producing and selling at least $10,000 in horticultural crops on the 2022 Census of Agriculture.

Use the linked source beside each statistic for the original context, definitions, and full report. Figures on this page are not estimates by BergerDesigns.

Suggested citation: BergerDesigns. “U.S. Horticulture Statistics: 2024 Census at a Glance.” Updated August 26, 2026. https://shopbergerdesigns.com/garden-horticulture-statistics