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There are 1,240 certified nurseries producing ornamentals in 14,000 acres in Miami-Dade Co., Fla. About half the acreage is tropical foliage plants produced under shade. A small percentage, mainly bedding plants and specialty crops, is in structures which are enclosed and heated during the winter. Total annual sales are near $1 billion. Official damage estimates are made by local, state, and federal agencies within 24 hours. after an event. According to these estimates, Hurricane Katrina resulted in crop losses of $370,650,000 in August. With 6 weeks, Hurricanes Rita and Wilma caused additional crop losses of $195,475,000. Katrina caused extensive flooding, with many woody plants under water for several days. Most of the damage to tropical foliage was from exposure to the sun after shade structures were torn apart. Katrina destroyed 60% of the covered acreage, and Wilma destroyed another 20%. With assistance of the Miami–Dade chapter of the Florida Nursery Growers and Landscape Association, growers were asked to estimate their losses. On average they saw their losses as at least twice the official estimates.

AS THE GROWERS SEE IT: A SURVEY OF HURRICANE KATRINA DAMAGE TO NURSERY CROPS AND STRUCTURES IN MIAMI-DADE, FLORIDA