Spring brings a major rush for temporary labor, but many greenhouse and nursery employers don’t realize they may qualify for the H-2A program instead of H-2B. From plant care to transplanting and retail support, H-2A workers can legally perform many of the tasks plant businesses need during the growing season. If your greenhouse or garden center is preparing for Spring, now is the time to start planning — and I can help you determine the best path forward. 🌿

Learn the essentials of the H-2B visa program — what it is, how it works, who qualifies, and why it’s vital for seasonal employers. Our latest post breaks down key points to help businesses and workers understand this temporary non-agricultural visa and make informed decisions for upcoming seasons.

The U.S. government shutdown has frozen key immigration processes, putting the Spring/Summer 2026 H-2B season at risk. With the FY2026 cap already hit and DOL certifications on hold, employers face major uncertainty. Here’s how the shutdown disrupts H-2B hiring—and what steps businesses can take to prepare.