Where do you begin planning for spring production? Try this 5-step approach for less painful plant ordering.

Capture millennials’ gardening interests with these marketing tips.

Watering is elemental to healthy plants, but one of the hardest concepts for new employees to master in the greenhouse. Recommend these tips to start them off right.

Lack of focus on human resources can sink your ship

Get ready for wide-scale changes in POS systems as variety level tracking takes hold.

With a brand new greenhouse in the works and lean flow manufacturing boosting its bottom line, North Creek Nurseries ventures into a new era of growing for its customers.

Driver shortages and increased shipping costs plagued some growers in spring 2014, possibly due to new hours-of-service regulations that have caused upheaval in the trucking industry.

The greenhouse industry has turned a corner. We are incorporating change into everything we do.

The panel of experts at Greenhouse Grower’s 2014 Top 100 Growers Breakfast offered insight on how the industry is addressing the public scrutiny on neonicotinoids, research that still needs to be done and what growers can do to promote their operations’ responsible practices.

With its recent purchase of a farm in Colombia, Darwin Perennials is ready to amp up supply of its perennial genetics, to provide growers with tried-and-true varieties and comprehensive production specifications.

Young plant grower EuroAmerican Propagators has found that in shipping plants to its grower customers, necessity is the mother of invention. Two solutions to grower problems are proving successful and may be available to other growers in the future. EuroAmerican highlighted these at its Spring Trials display at the Ventura Botanical Gardens.

In a world that was once associated with small, specialized growers and backyard breeders, perennials breeding has now also been taken on by the larger breeders. What’s on breeders’ minds for the future? Take a read.