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March 2008
Sustainability Soundoff
Francis J. Friedman's tips on mining the tradeshow floor for trends
TMC's Recommended Practices Manual
More varieties perfect for hanging baskets
February 2008
More on the types of plastics commonly used in greenhouses
Even more blooming potted plant varieties
Travel log entries from the U.S. tour group visiting Agrexco growers in Israel
January 2008
Virtual Grower Software
John Erwin on which bedding plants will flower faster under a higher DLI
The Accommodating Syndrome en Espanol
Creative Negotiation Skills
Hort Couture's Jim Monroe on design and color for 2008
Hort Couture network of growers
October 2007
University Field Trials
Poinsettia Trials At Kube-Pak
September 2007
More Bedding Plant Survey Results
OFA Short Course Photos And Coverage
August 2007
Directory of Horticulture Professors
Plant For A Cause
July 2007
John Erwin's Picks For Portable Equipment
"Blue Ocean Strategy" Customer Canvas
Cost Per Pot Calculations
May 2007
Profiles of Top 100 Growers
Top 100 Growers Statistics And Stories
April 2007
Tips On Preemergent Herbicides
Procedures After Herbicide Application
NFF/IPM Essen Blog
Going Lean
March 2007
How To Measure Rewetting In Baskets And Containers
February 2007
Pack Trials Master Contacts And Locations List
Research On Optimized Growing, Thrips Management, Etc.
Poinsettia Trials Results
GG's Poinsettia Survey Results
Listing of 2006 Poinsettia Trials
January 2007
Association Insider Spreadsheet
Complete Industry Outlook Forecast For 2007
Vernalization Requirements/Tips & Tricks of the Trade
December 2006
The Classic City Awards by Allan Armitage
November 2006
PW Free Downloads Page
October 2006
Cold-Loving Perennials
July 2006
Sample Pesticide Use Report
12 Common Mistakes In Using Pesticides
Plant Height/Flower Diameter Data In Sunflowers
May 2006
Herbaceous Perennials Requiring Vernalization and Long-Day Photoperiods to Flower
March 2006
Day-Neutral Spring-Flowering Perennials
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