Author: Robin Siktberg

Check out these 10 varieties deer don’t like.

Dyed flowers have their place in the market, but genetically blue orchids will provide true blue color and interest for many months.

Running trial gardens used to be the primary responsibility of university horticulture departments and breeders. But the number of growers who are maintaining their own trials is increasing. Greenhouse Grower talked to Al Gerace, owner of Welby Gardens in Denver, Colo., about why he thinks it is worth the time and effort to have his own trial garden.

California rose breeder Weeks Roses has been granted the right to breed new hybrid rose varieties inspired by […]

  The HGTV Home Plant Collection unveiled its first shade collection, Shady Showoffs, this summer. The new line […]

  The result of 15 years of breeding, Magnolia ‘Genie’ is a compact, small tree maturing at 10 […]

Growers hate surprises, especially when it comes to costs. So when the price of fuel or other supplies […]

Ed Overdevest is working toward a solution for a problem that is a thorn in the side of […]