Crops Primula Gets Bigger and Taller at Pacific Plug & Liner (Video) By Greenhouse Grower staff|April 15, 2024
Events 2024 Garden Symposium Set by the CCE-Chautauqua’s Master Gardener Program By Cornell University|April 14, 2024
First Read Greenhouse Grower to Grower Podcast: Why Having a Succession Plan Is More Critical Than Ever By Brian D. Sparks|April 14, 2024
One In 10 Canadian Growers Propagating Illegally By Greenhouse Grower staff|November 22, 2010 The Canadian Ornamental Plant Foundation (COPF) launched The Most-Effective Monitoring program in 2007, and for good reason: This […]
How To Grow Holiday Plants Sustainably By Greenhouse Grower staff|November 15, 2010 Want to learn about the options growers have for growing poinsettias without chemicals? The next event from the […]
Pest Confirmed As Present In 13 States By Greenhouse Grower staff|November 11, 2010 In May, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) notified the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) about […]
Battlefield Farms Begins Sustainability Certification Posted by Sara Tambascio|November 2, 2010 Based on discussions regarding sustainability with both retail customers and other growers, Rapidan, Va.- based Battlefield Farms is […]
Is Peat Sustainable? The 2010 Peat Report Investigates Posted by Sara Tambascio|October 29, 2010 Is peat moss a sustainable resource? The horticultural use of peat moss drew criticism at last summer’s Seeley Conference, […]
The Peat Report: Setting The Record Straight By Greenhouse Grower staff|October 28, 2010 A new website is online at www.tourbehorticole.com/en to provide general information to the public about peat while offering […]
Non-Chemical Height Control By Christopher J. Currey | Roberto G. Lopez|October 26, 2010 [imageviewer] As part of the movement toward sustainable production of greenhouse crops, many growers are looking for non-chemical […]
Ready Research Results: Daily Light Integral & Flowering Of Annuals By Matthew Blanchard | Erik Runkle|October 26, 2010 Daily light integral (DLI) refers to the cumulative amount of photosynthetic light that is received in one day. […]
Purdue Gets $4.8M Grant For LED Lighting By Greenhouse Grower staff|October 26, 2010 U.S. Department of Agriculture representatives toured Purdue University greenhouses on Monday to get a preview of the work […]
ANLA Grassroots Effort On Biomass Fuels Succeeds By Greenhouse Grower staff|October 26, 2010 A springtime grassroots initiative sparked by the American Nursery & Landscape Association (ANLA) has succeeded in influencing a […]
Bloggers Uniting To Explore Sustainable Horticulture Posted by Sara Tambascio|October 22, 2010 Starting Monday, Oct. 25, a multi-discipline team of North American horticultural experts embarks on The Sustainability Initiative, touring […]
Readers React: Sustainability Standards Still Necessary Posted by Sara Tambascio|October 22, 2010 Leonardo Academy isn’t the only entity to respond to ag’s withdrawal en masse from the Sustainable Agriculture Standards […]
Product Showcase: Met52 Granular By Greenhouse Grower staff|October 21, 2010 Met52 Granular, a bio-insecticide from Novozymes, provides plant protection and control of black vine weevil (BVW) for nursery […]
