Greenhouse Grower staff

The partnership pairs Priva’s platform and sensor data with Nelson’s wireless valve technology to address common irrigation problems.

Here’s a look at how simple marketing language can greatly affect the buying habits of U.S. plant shoppers.

DevX (Development Experience) was held July 28–31 in Atlanta, GA, and featured a road trip to local floral businesses and an AI workshop.

The partnership is designed to help online plant buyers succeed beyond the point of purchase.

The good news is that no one was hurt, no crop losses are expected, and shipping to customers will stay on track.

A Garden Answer video looking at a large shipment of annuals received for the season highlights many varieties from Proven Winners.

Growers can sign up for consultation on software challenges, data management, and more.

Taking place now through Aug. 7, the tour is an open house of leading young plant producers of ornamentals and Michigan State University.

From superior water management to new automation innovations, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s July 2026 issue.

This July 2026 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on automation.

For those unable to attend the event or want to relive the magic, check out videos highlights from the 2026 Evening of Excellence.

Son of the late David C. H. Austin, David J. C. Austin led the business of David Austin Roses for more than 30 years.

National Garden Bureau and a panel of industry experts share their top low-maintenance gardening tips for growers.

Starting in July 2026, the VGGA will merge with the VNLA, uniting under the latter’s name to strengthen the Commonwealth’s green industry.

Dan Schantz built Dan Schantz Farm & Greenhouses into one of Pennsylvania’s most respected horticultural businesses.

Succulents Unlimited is transitioning its name to the UNIQ brand to reflect its growing portfolio beyond succulents.

The partnership is designed to give growers broader access to complete automation solutions, from individual machines to fully integrated production lines.

Droughtables by Bloomables is a collection of highly drought-tolerant plants for dry and hot climates in the U.S.

Before joining McHutchison, Don Golema worked in the horticulture lighting sector through Philips Lighting and Signify.

Despite looking marketable during production, underlying architecture issues in garden mums can lead to damage during shipping and handling.