Nick Matysik

Beacon Impatiens Makes 2027 Charitable Donation to Roots for Youth
PanAmerican Seed has completed its 2026 Beacon Impatiens charity season and will announce its 2027 charitable partner soon.
How to Prepare Perennials for Winter Success
Fall is an important time to scout perennials carefully for lingering insect or disease issues and address them accordingly.
BASF Welcomes Jen Browning to Its Turf and Ornamentals Sales Team
Having been with BASF since 2011, Jen Browning will transition back to ornamental sales after her time in technical services.
Ball Seed Expands Tropicals and Foliage Program
The expanded program gives growers more choice and flexibility while making it easier to find, order, and receive the tropicals they need.
ProGreen EXPO 2027 to Debut a Cut Flowers Courtyard
Featuring exhibitors, educational sessions, and networking opportunities, the Cut Flower Courtyard debuts as part of ProGreen EXPO 2027.
Terra Nova Companion Plants for 2027 Paint Colors of the Year
Here are 30 Terra Nova Nurseries varieties to pair with the 2027 Paint Colors of the Year from Behr, Dutch Boy, Graham & Brown, Sherwin-Williams, and Valspar.
Why Botrytis Prevention Programs Fail, and How to Run One That Works
Many greenhouse operations have a Botrytis program, but overlooked challenges often result in failure and an unsalable product.
TTA-ISO Acquires the Demtec Brand and Selected Assets
Demtec will continue as a TTA-ISO brand, with plans to restart production and expand beyond its current market position.
Michigan State Receives More Than $16.2 Million for Greenhouse Renovations
The upgrades to the Plant Science Research Greenhouse Complex will help researchers tackle some of horticulture’s toughest challenges.
2026 Greenhouse Training Online Continues with “Success with your Latino Workforce”
The next course in the 2026 Greenhouse Training Online series is “Success with your Latino Workforce,” beginning on Nov. 2, 2026.
The Plant Company Acquires Extensive Dracaena Collection from Dragontree
With Dragontree’s founders preparing for retirement, they have entrusted their collection of Dracaena mutations to The Plant Company.
Meister Media Worldwide Launches the Growing Produce Podcast
Tune into the ‘Growing Produce Podcast’ as the hosts unpack the stories, science, and business behind American fruit and vegetable production.
Executive Perspective: Flexibility Brings Opportunity in Potting Machines
If U.S.-based growers are open to the idea, Blackmore’s Lars Jensen thinks he’s found the newest production technologies to drive efficiency.
Video Spotlight: Pothos vs. Scindapsus
Here’s a discussion about botanical name confusion between Pothos and Scindapsus plants from a recent episode of Costa Farms’ Plant Rx.
USDA Announces Relaxed Rules for Chrysanthemum Cuttings Imports
USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service is deregulating chrysanthemum white rust and updating import requirements for mum plants.
A Look Inside DGI Propagators’ Color-Packed Trial Gardens
See highlights from DGI Propagators during the 2026 Michigan Garden Plant Tour, including new varieties and trial garden displays.
2026 Greenhouse Training Online Continues with “Field Diagnosis of Plant Diseases”
The next course in the 2026 Greenhouse Training Online series is “Field Diagnosis of Plant Diseases,” beginning on Nov. 2, 2026.
Midwest Groundcovers Explore Holiday Program and Holly Genetics Partnerships
The family-owned nursery is seeking partnership opportunities for its holiday plant program and collection of Holly genetics.
5 Winners Selected for the 2026 Therapeutic Garden Grant Program
National Garden Bureau and its therapeutic garden grant program sponsors have announced the five winners receiving funding for 2026.