Brian D. Sparks

The partnership is designed to bridge the gap between academic research, consumer insights, and real-world retail application.

Emerald Coast Growers is one of the largest suppliers of ornamental grass liners in North America.

Check out a slideshow for a closer look at new varieties from Suntory Flowers, Walters Gardens, Plant Development Services, Morel, and Ball Horticultural that will be on display.

Rising energy costs and more complex climate demands are pushing growers to rethink greenhouse HVAC systems.

In a recent episode of the “Growers Gonna Grow” podcast, host Rayne Gibson talks with David Marciniak of Landscape Design Lab about why plants are often the last element considered in a landscape project.

Obra Verde Growers was established in 1974 and specializes in the production of Australian, New Zealand, and South African native plants.

The current geopolitical situation is affecting key shipping routes, adding uncertainty to global fertilizer supply and prices.

Learn how Hoffmann Family of Companies’ recent acquisition of Smith Gardens will help Smith Gardens continue operating under its current leadership, while building for a strong future.

The House Agriculture Committee has advanced the next Farm Bill with bipartisan support, and now AmericanHort is calling on its members to voice their thoughts.

Check out a slideshow for a closer look at new varieties from Dümmen Orange, Sakata, Kientzler North America, Westhoff Flowers, Beekenkamp, and Schoneveld Breeding that will be on display, and watch for more in the coming days.

At the meeting, a research team will share results of recent experiments and outreach efforts, and seek feedback and input for future work.

Syngenta Flowers Technical Trial Manager Lauren Kilpatrick shares how the plant breeding process evolves and what influences it.

Hear from one industry insider on the key challenges growers face as they look to evolve their IPM programs, and why the future also looks bright.

Cut flowers generated more than $3.3 billion in U.S. sales in 2023 with nearly 60% being imported, according to the USDA.

The significant number of new plant consumers gained over the last few years has prompted several greenhouse floriculture operations to expand their production space. Are you one of them?

Amanda Solliday, Senior Program Manager for American Floral Endowment’s Sustainabloom project, has become a go-to resource for sustainability in the green industry.

Having a sound strategy before making your next business decision can make the world of difference in the floriculture industry.

The template is designed to provide a straightforward, clear, and flexible framework that meets wholesalers wherever they are in their sustainability journey.

A grower-turned software sales director offers five trends driving the future of AI implementation in the horticulture industry.

Check out a slideshow for a closer look at new varieties from Syngenta Flowers, Danziger, Monrovia, HilverdaFlorist, and Benary that will be on display, and watch for more in the coming days.