Nick Matysik

Danville Gardens has begun transitioning the business to the next generation, with insights for growers thinking about succession.

A better understanding of plant science leads to smarter greenhouse decisions relating to rootzone, fertigation, climate, and crop timing.

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

Envu hires Melissa Kahan to lead pest management marketing while BioWorks and P.L. Light Systems strengthen their sales teams.

The ‘Grow a Better Liner’ technical guide from Ball FloraPlant aims to help operations produce stronger and more uniform liners.

The Common-Sense Gardener, a new book by Dr. Allan Armitage, provides readers with practical gardening advice for all ages.

Head Grower Laurie Conlon shares the benefits and limitations of AI analysis of sticky card traps learned during poinsettia production.

Fleuroselect has created custom videos to promote its five Gold Medal winners for the 2026 growing season.

‘Workplace Safety in Horticulture’ is the first in a series of AmericanHort safety videos, set for Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026.

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

Here are three organizations in the horticulture industry, what they accomplish, and why they deserve your time, attention, and support.

How software providers and growers are working together to build AI tools grounded in real-world production and operational needs.

Rehydrating unrooted cuttings requires a coordinated system of organized actions and practices to ensure uniformity.

Schoneveld Breeding will remain a supplier to Beekenkamp Plants, ensuring that customers can rely on the same quality and service.

Grouping plants by function, such as hedging or erosion control, can help customers quickly understand how plants fit into their landscapes.

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

Fignomenal® Fig from Peace Tree Farm was highlighted in the ‘Woody Ornamental’ category of the 2026 IPM Essen Novelty Showcase.

Green and Growin’ 26 helped North Carolina’s green industry collaborate on education, connection, and growth.

From crop-specific biological controls to better scouting and record keeping, growers are refining their pest management strategies.

Proven Winners has partnered with Pure Line Seeds to offer vegetables to the garden retail market through the Proven Harvest brand.