Brian D. Sparks

Learn how one grower’s shift from handwritten notebooks to AI tools reveals why technology isn’t something to fear, but something to use wisely and thoughtfully.

In the fourth part of a series of articles, greenhouse and components manufacturers discuss how energy costs and other regulatory issues are affecting the market.

In the third part of a series of articles, greenhouse and components manufacturers suggest growers are mostly hesitant when making major decisions on investments.

The list of 2026 ASHS Early Career Award winners include some familiar names in the floriculture industry.

Check out our extended conversation with some of the team members behind the America in Bloom program, and the benefits it brings to both growers and communities.

Here are insights on what it means to be a good leader in floriculture from our talk with John Hardiman of American Farms.

In the second part of a series of articles, greenhouse and components manufacturers outline grower pain points and how they are offering assistance.

It’s time for you to decide which variety is chosen as the Reader’s Choice award winner for 2026. Finalist voting takes place this week and ends on June 16.

The awards recognize new and proven technology making a difference in indoor plant production.

In the first part of a series of articles, greenhouse and components manufacturers weigh in on the biggest current floriculture market opportunities and challenges.

Join us for Greenhouse Grower’s Evening of Excellence reception at Cultivate’26 on July 13 as we recognize the best in breeding, growing, technology, and innovation in horticulture.

Industry members have until July 17 to participate in the #IAmHorticulture social media campaign, or watch a one-time virtual screening of a new movie.

Throughout this month, we’ll be featuring conversations with members of our 2026 Top 100 Growers list. This week, I’m joined by Adam Kelley, Chief Information Officer at Metrolina Greenhouses.

The new entity was formed to provide a high-performance bridge between world-class plant breeders and independent garden centers.

May brings Father’s Day and an opportunity to celebrate the men who have helped shape horticulture, and those who will continue to do so in the future.

It’s time for you to decide which variety is chosen as the Reader’s Choice award winner for 2026. Voting for Best of the Rest ends on June 8.

Johnny’s Selected Seeds and the University of New Hampshire are working to develop cut flower-sized zinnias that are resistant to cool-climate diseases.

In recognition of Women in Horticulture Week, check out this second photo gallery of some of the women leading the way.

Meagan Nace and Cindy Lee from AmericanHort join us to discuss new activities at Cultivate’26, how to plan your trip, and what happens with the plants on display once Cultivate comes to a close.

Throughout this month, we’ll be featuring conversations with members of our 2026 Top 100 Growers list. This week, I’m joined by John Hardiman, CEO of American Farms.