Marisa Reyes

The Monarch Flyway planting at Lakeshore State Park in Milwaukee, WI, resulted in the planting of 2,000 native Wisconsin perennials.

Greenhouse Grower will give out three awards in breeding at the Evening of Excellence during Cultivate’ 26. The Editor’s Choice Award is selected by one of the editors of Greenhouse Grower.

These new introductions offer more than a fresh look. They bring stronger purpose to grower benches, retail displays, and home gardens.

Tim Cahill of Cahill Family Greenhouses shares what makes a garden mum worth growing, shipping, and selling.

From practical automation to pricing discipline, Top 100 growers share the most effective ways they improved profitability in 2025.

May brings Mother’s Day and an opportunity to celebrate the many women who help shape horticulture.

Top 100 growers have shared where their technology interest is headed and what they believe is still missing.

CAST is full of first impressions, but the ones that matter most are those that offer growers a real production or merchandising advantage.

From early and late bloomers to bicolors, family series, and tough post-purchase performers, garden mums are doing more for fall programs.

Day Four of California Spring Trials 2026 brought full lineup of noteworthy introductions from Ball Horticultural’s family of breeding companies.

Day Three of California Spring Trials 2026 kept the momentum going with favorites from Benary, Pacific Plug & Liner, and Plant Development Services.

Day Two of California Spring Trials 2026 brought another full lineup of noteworthy introductions from Sakata, Kientzler, and Dümmen Orange.

Greenhouse Grower’s Marisa Reyes shares her favorites from ThinkPlants, Syngenta Flowers, and Danziger on the first day of CAST 2026.

Growers are experimenting with painted and glittered poinsettias to add novelty to the holiday bench while still relying on proven genetics.

Monrovia celebrates 100 years in 2026, marking a legacy built on plant quality, growing innovation, and the belief that better plants make better gardeners.

Breeders and growers are refining poinsettias for earlier sales, longer life, and a changing holiday consumer.

Learn how Grand Flower Growers’ Michigan roots and a Georgia expansion are reshaping production, partnerships, and the future of annuals.

From compact selections to climate-flexible crops and pollinator-supporting varieties, breeders are translating new priorities into plants.

Climate, labor, and logistics are redefining how plants are bred, pushing performance, predictability, and efficiency past baseline expectations.

From greenhouse leadership to adult vocational training, growers and educators are rethinking how careers in horticulture begin and grow.