Dr. Allan Armitage picks out a handful of favorite plants with a tropical punch.
Getting into the tropicals biz outside of Florida may seem intimidating, but it can also be a little more exciting with some of the new starter material options available.
The GrowIt! 2020 Houseplant Report is designed to help the green industry keep up with rising consumer demand for houseplants.
Check out some of the hottest trends and products from the Tropical Plant International Expo (TPIE).
The Tropical Plant International Expo (TPIE) featured an assortment of new foliage and tropical plants that will soon be available to retailers.
While houseplants are trendy overall, especially tropicals, there are some strong sub-trends you can capitalize on.
Add a bit of the tropics to your product mix with new foliage and tropical plant varieties that offer bold colors and distinct patterns.
The latest Millennial obsession with houseplants goes beyond a desire to grow something. It’s a lifestyle choice they’re making for the mind, body, and soul.
The Tropical Plant Industry Exhibition (TPIE) was the place to be Jan. 18-20 to catch a peek at some of the new plant introductions making their first appearance on the market.
Tropical and foliage plants can offer extra paybacks to your customers in terms of health-promoting benefits such as filtering the air, reducing stress, and absorbing noise. Consider these new varieties, hitting the retail market in 2017, for your product mix.
The Florida Nursery, Growers and Landscape Association’s Tropical Plant Industry Exposition (TPIE) is fast approaching. As you plan your trip, here are five can’t-miss highlights from this year’s show.
With the popularity of the Phalaenopsis orchid growing and its saturation in the market, orchid growers are hunting for new ways to stand out from their competitors.
HGTV HOME Plant Collection plans to expand its Fresh Style product line through a partnership with Green Circle Growers (Oberlin, Ohio), which will supply decorative orchids, tropical plants, and indoor garden combinations. Greenhouse Grower asked Maxwell Sherer about Green Circle’s orchid program, the latest trends he’s seeing, and where he thinks orchid growing is headed in the future.