Callused Geranium Cuttings: Tips For Successful Rooting By Matthew Blanchard|September 6, 2012 Growers are always looking for opportunities to improve production efficiency and reduce costs. One option is to use […]
Manage pH And Soluble Salts In Hydroponics By Robert Hansen|September 6, 2012 Hydroponic greenhouse production has garnered increasing interest nationwide. For growers transitioning from greenhouse container production to hydroponics, it […]
Tips For Producing Lavandula By Greenhouse Grower staff|September 5, 2012 Lavandula has long been admired for its elegance in the garden and valued for its numerous aromatherapy and […]
Tips For Producing Stokesia By Greenhouse Grower staff|September 5, 2012 Stokesia laevis ‘Divinity’ PPAF from Emerald Coast Growers represents a leap forward for this stalwart perennial. Blooming begins […]
Tips For Producing Alstroemeria By Greenhouse Grower staff|September 5, 2012 Princess Lilies is a premium series of genetic dwarf alstroemeria varieties developed by Royal Van Zanten. They can […]
Chasing The Flags – Market Research From Trial Gardens By Allan Armitage|September 5, 2012 During the Trial Gardens at University of Georgia open houses for the industry and the public, we asked […]
Tips For Producing Leucanthemum Posted by Sara Tambascio|September 5, 2012 Leucanthemum, or Shasta Daisy, has always been a favorite of gardeners. The simple daisy flower has great appeal, […]
New Begonia Introductions For 2013 Posted by Laura Drotleff|August 30, 2012 Take a look at new begonia varieties from Ball Horticultural, Benary, Suntory, Ecke Ranch, GreenFuse Botanicals, and Cultivaris […]
Reinventing Old Genera By Stacey Hirvela|August 28, 2012 It’s a question asked every time plant development companies introduce a new variety of a plant that’s already […]
Monrovia And Lowe’s: The Industry Reacts By Greenhouse Grower staff|August 27, 2012 After the news broke that Monrovia would begin selling their branded plants in Lowe’s in 2013, the industry […]
Impatiens Are Not Down And Out By Laura Drotleff|August 24, 2012 Impatiens — it’s not only a plant genus; these days, it’s a state of mind. With confirmed reports […]
Biocontrols For Greenhouse Vegetables Posted by Sara Tambascio|August 23, 2012 While there are excellent conventional pest control products for greenhouse vegetable crops, biological controls are an increasingly common […]
Vegetable Insect And Disease Issues You Need To Know By Régis Larouche|August 23, 2012 Most flower growers are finished with their crops by the end of May or the beginning of June. […]
