A combination of conventional materials and biologicals can help provide season-long management of thrips in hanging baskets.

Winner of the Excellence in Education Award, Jan Gulley is dedicated to educating not just herself, but her team of growers, as well as young horticulture students, about plant production.

Winner of the Excellence in Team Empowerment Award, Micandy believes in its people and allows them to make decisions for the betterment of the company.

After 20 years of making the world a more vibrant, colorful place, PlantHaven wins Greenhouse Grower’s Medal of Excellence Award for Marketing for its groundbreaking ability to connect breeders, growers, and consumers through personable advertising campaigns.

Winner of the Excellence in Community Service Award, Mark and Sue Adams have made it their mission to make sure that their customers — both on the store level and the consumer level — stay up to speed on horticulture.

From woody perennials to genetically modified petunias, Kelly Norris gives his take on what turned out to be a busy spring.

Winner of the Excellence in Leadership Award, Aron Hoff says being a good leader means listening to your team, leading by example, and honing your own skills.

Winner of the Excellence in Quality Award, Steve Garvey has become relentless in looking for the next new thing to improve quality in every aspect of production, from growing to shipping to marketing.

In between offering his take on new varieties and gardening trends, Allan Armitage and his wife Susan recently became proud citizens of the U.S.

Metrolina wanted to promote plants, gardening, and creating a sense of community, so it decided to host Dig & Swig events at a local brewery.

Winner of the Excellence in Innovation Award, Greenbelt Microgreens is constantly staying on top of the latest trends in technology,

From Supertunias to Superbells, this innovative Japanese breeder has used wild genetics to create game-changing plants that help consumers reconnect with the beauty of nature.