Crops A Look Back to Top Performing Plants from the 2025 Michigan Garden Plant Tour By Greenhouse Grower staff|April 1, 2026
Management The Role of Horticultural Research in Powering the Green Industry By Jennifer Gray | Horticultural Research Institute|March 31, 2026
Northwest Horticulture Creates New Product Department By Greenhouse Grower staff|August 9, 2010 Northwest Horticulture, one of the country’s largest producers of perennials, landscape roses, groundcovers, ornamental grasses and hostas, has […]
Annuals For Spring 2011 Posted by Laura Drotleff|August 6, 2010 American Takii Two petunias have been added to the Opera Supreme series–Light Blue and Raspberry Ice–which now contains […]
Herbs On The Wall By Greenhouse Grower staff|August 5, 2010 As consumer interest in herbs grows, growers are looking for new or unique ways to present herbs to […]
Esbenshade’s Greenhouses: A Realistic Approach By Kevin Yanik|August 3, 2010 Like other operations, Esbenshade’s had its share of growth over the years. Roger’s father, Lamar, founded the business […]
Are We Essential? By Kevin Yanik|August 3, 2010 We spend so much time telling ourselves we are the original green industry that we often fail to […]
A Case For Caladiums By Zhanao Deng|August 3, 2010 Caladiums not only make fantastic pot and hanging basket plants, but they’re a fast crop with a quick […]
Slideshow: Freesia Flowers By Greenhouse Grower staff|August 3, 2010 Juergen Steininger, a grower at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pa., produces freesias each year for display. Steininger […]
Monrovia & Proven Winners Team Up For IGCs By Greenhouse Grower staff|August 3, 2010 Monrovia and Proven Winners ColorChoice announced that they have formed a strategic partnership for 70 flowering shrubs to […]
The Varieties You Need To Know For 2011 By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 31, 2010 Hundreds of new varieties were introduced at the 2010 Spring Trials, from abelia to zinnia, and everything in […]
Benchpress Q&A: Jan Buberl By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 30, 2010 BASF hosted a media summit June 8-10 to discuss sustainability as a grounded approach for growers. At the […]
Green Circle Cleans Up 15 Acres Of Shattered Glass By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 28, 2010 [imageviewer] It’s been a big cleanup week at Green Circle Growers in Oberlin, Ohio, in the aftermath of […]
I Don’t Want To Be A Chicken Farmer By Allan Armitage|July 27, 2010 It was quite a get-together at the Southeast Color Connection show back in June in Greenville, S.C. Most […]
The European Flowertrials Are A Summer Getaway By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 27, 2010 The ninth edition of the European-based Flowertrials experienced an increase of 40 percent in total number of visitors […]
