Author: Sara Tambascio

Impatiens Downy Mildew, which began significantly impacting landscape plantings in 2011, is back again in 2012. Or possibly […]

Automating irrigation is a great way to save water. One of the latest innovations in irrigation automation is […]

This strawberry won the 2011-12 FleuroStar award for good reason. It works as well as an ornamental as […]

A little Argentinian ingenuity has led to a prototype for a robot that applies pesticides in the greenhouse. […]

Proven Winners has announced the release of the Fruit Punch series of hardy dianthus in USDA Zones 4 […]

For some growers, using empty greenhouse space to raise produce in the off-season is a viable new market. […]

So – you are thinking about growing produce. I have worked with many growers both in the U.S. […]

I’ll be the first to admit it. I thought vegetables were a fad. When the recession hit back […]

Ball Horticultural Company, a global plant breeding and horticulture products distributor, has teamed up with Edison Nation, an […]

Plants of all shapes, sizes and species are rolled out during Spring Trials each year, the vast majority […]

Thanks to all of you who participated in #GrowSomething social media takeover! There was a really great response […]

From Lowe’s to Home Depot, not all big-box offerings are the same. In this side-by-side comparison, growers see […]

If there was one category that stood out during all of California Spring Trials in 2012, it was […]

If there was one category that stood out during all of California Spring Trials in 2012, it was […]

Did you know that the smell of soil acts as a natural antidepressant? The Atlantic posted a story […]

After losing Walmart as a client and confronting customers’ new expectations, Rockwell Farms chose to adapt. In this […]

Much like a true page-turner, successful programs have the opportunity to tell an appealing tale. A great story […]

The goal for any irrigation system is to deliver water to the growing medium as effectively and efficiently […]

The weather was perfect for gardening and shopping, with nights in the mid-50s and days in the mid […]

The amount of water that can be held by the substrate in a given container with a specific […]