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Author Allan Armitage
If We Stopped Breeding Plants Tomorrow, Would Anyone Really Care? (Opinion)
This question was posed at a dinner with plant breeders from one of the largest horticultural companies. Here's what came out of the discussion.
Author Robin Siktberg
Perennials, Tropicals And More: 2012 California Spring Trials Introductions
This year's new introductions, from colocasias to roses, don't disappoint.
Author Charlie Hall
Building Numbers Look Positive For Greenhouse Growers
The economy continues to show signs of recovery, particularly in commercial and private real estate. Things are looking up, and here's why, with one w...
Author Sara Tambascio
How To Transition To Biocontrols In The Greenhouse
Grower Direct Farms and Post Gardens are using biocontrols to keep insect and disease problems to a minimum. Here’s how they did it and the best pra...
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Greenhouse Grower
January 2013 cover; the new role of the greenhouse grower -  - Greenhouse Grower January 2013
Technology, customers and economics have fundamentally changed ornamentals production over the last three decades. Who is the American greenhouse grow... Read more
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Greenhouse Grower is celebrating its 30th anniversary by taking stock of the current state of the industry and setting direction for the future. Read more
This disease-resistant alternative to Impatiens walleriana from Sakata Ornamentals gives consumers a comparable, colorful option for their gardens and... Read more