International Association of Horticultural Producers

Hillier Nurseries, a U.K.-based producer of shrubs and trees, has been named the International Grower of the Year 2026 by AIPH.

From the list of finalists, the winners of the 2026 IGOTY awards will be announced during a ceremony on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026, at IPM Essen.

The AIPH Industry Conference featured more than 100 delegates from around the world, discussing the future of ornamental horticulture.

The entry deadline for the 2026 World Green City Awards has been extended to Oct. 19, 2025, due to a new strategic partnership.

The AIPH International Horticultural Industry Conference is part of the 77th AIPH Annual Congress, held Sept. 16, 2025.

The deadline for entries for the AIPH International Grower of the Year Awards 2026 has been extended to Aug. 8, 2025.

Four South Korean horticultural expos joined together to support the growth of the country’s floriculture and horticulture industries.

La Gaitana Farms, a Columbian carnation grower, has been named the International Grower of the Year 2025 by AIPH.

Using digital tools, producers can establish a relationship with the consumer, gain feedback, and make better decisions for the future.

On Sept. 30, 2021, experts from around the world will evaluate sustainability in horticulture, how we can measure progress, and what the future holds.

A recent survey highlights how the plant industry has the capacity to enable reliable movement of low-risk plant material, with traceability in the event of a biosecurity threat.

During an online conference last month, a group of of growers, horticulture scientists, and plant health professionals discussed how they are guarding against plant pests and diseases.

Greenhouse growers are invited to a webinar designed to help the horticulture supply chain get a better general understanding of this topic.