The latest figures from the Horticultural Trades Association show a more than 60% reduction in peat use since 2021.

Stemmer is a fully soluble solution that delivers plant-available silicon to support integrity and performance.

As summers grow hotter, growers face increasingly complex heat-related challenges to their greenhouse operations.

The next course from the 2026 Greenhouse Training Online series is “Cuttings and Stock Plant Management,” beginning on Aug. 17, 2026.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers the potential uses of AI and other technologies in cut flower production.

Mycorrhizal Applications’ new White City production hub was designed with sustainability and innovation in mind for the company’s future.

Concerns over availability and quality are pushing growers to rethink how they deliver water and nutrients to their crops.

The new template is designed to help flower growers create a sustainability plan tailored to their operation.

National Garden Bureau and a panel of industry experts share their top low-maintenance gardening tips for growers.

Smaller growers can use practical automation tools to save labor, improve consistency, and reinvest time back into the business.

Drought tolerance is only the start for crops that need to finish reliably, sell at retail, and succeed in the landscape.

New research finds that transportation dominates emissions in the domestic, field-grown cut flower supply chain, highlighting the importance of logistics in sustainability efforts.

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is off to a slow start, and forecasters say it might stay that way thanks to a strengthening El Niño event.