Dunvegan Nursery, established 1989 and purchased by Vermont Organics Reclamation, Inc. in 2009, is operated by Sinclair and Kirsten Adam. Sinclair has 30 years experience in horticulture, and herbaceous plants, and has taught at The University of Vermont, Brandywine Conservancy, The Brandywine Valley Association, Longwood Gardens, The Barnes Foundation, and Temple University. He has presented a number of topics in horticulture at ASHS, IPPS, PPA, The New England Greenhouse Conference, US National Arboretum, and other venues, and he holds Degrees in Plant Science from U. of Wyoming, & U. of Vermont.  Kirsten has 20 years of experience in horticulture, a BA in Art History from U. of VT, and a reputation for her skillful and efficient propagation techniques, and resulting crop quality.

Budding Horticulturist: Brian Foster
Brian Foster, who joined Dunvegan Nursery in 2007, brings a younger point of view to the nursery, and a keen interest in our field. He is a graduate of Coatesville High School with honors, and has been studying at Temple University.
    Brian has become an excellent asset to our production team and is learning about the plant business, plant breeding and development (as well as getting a considerable dose of “The Big Picture”).  Brian has been directly involved in the new plant decision-making process on new cultivars, and demonstrates a good sense of understanding what makes a new plant good! We are very pleased to be fortunate enough to have his talent and interest aboard.

Sales Director: Keith E. Friend

Keith E. Friend, who comes to us from our parent company Vermont Organics Reclamation, brings over 20 years experience in customer service, sales and distribution from various industries and holds a BS in Business Administration from the University of Vermont.  He brings a wealth of good business sense to our team and plays an integral role in all facets of operations.  In addition, Keith is directly involved with product development on new cultivars as well as potting media and other soil amendments.  With several balls always in the air, he figures out a way to get it all done while meeting and usually exceeding others' expectations.