Embrace and understand these concepts to create a mobile website that reflects your commitment to improve user experience.

These creative displays from breeders at Spring Trials work to show off the beauty of the products and give consumers ideas that they can use as well.

Breeders are creating remarkably strong displays full of ideas to promote a love of plants and gardening. Here are some highlights from Spring Trials sites at Danziger, Benary, Golden State Bulb and Pacific Plug & Liner.

Social media is a tough thing for growers to use well, but Sakata’s Spring Trials displays offer ways – and reasons – you can and should give this marketing tool another look.

Six industry associations are leading a National Promotion of Horticulture, including the American Society for Horticultural Science, Longwood Gardens, the American Public Gardens Association, the American Horticultural Society, the National Junior Horticultural Association Foundation and AmericanHort. The national study and action plan aims to amplify the perception and awareness of the profession, to fill the critical need the horticulture industry has now for qualified young people to enter horticultural careers. The founding associations are asking for broad support and awareness of this initiative.

The partnership aims to raise awareness for the high-quality plants produced in Florida.

Keeping social media accounts stocked with good information can be a challenge. Here are some thoughts on how to find fresh, new content to share with your followers.

It’s easy to get excited about all of the possibilities that an app could bring for your business, but before you jump into development, here are some things to consider.

Gardeners share their picks for best garden trends every day on Pinterest. Are we listening?

Consumers are increasingly researching and buying plants online, forgoing traditional brick-and-mortar stores. Here’s how BigBadFlower.com and other online plant sellers will capitalize one growing internet sales.

The Sill provides fashionable, easy-care plants and services to busy city dwellers.

Horticulture expert and regular contributor to Greenhouse Grower magazine Allan Armitage has joined the HGTV HOME Plant Collection team as a member of its plant selection committee.

The new year brings a new website for Allan Armitage, professor emeritus of horticulture at the University of Georgia.