Newsletter Benchrunner Friday Energy Costs Driving Growers to Focus on Efficiency By Brian D. Sparks|June 17, 2026
‘Curly Purple With Edge’ Wins At 2012 Innovert Competition By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 19, 2012 A bronze winner at the 2012 Innovert Competition in Angers, France, the new generation of large fringed flowers […]
New Micora Fungicide From Syngenta Receives Registration For Ornamentals By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 19, 2012 Syngenta announced that the U.S. Environmental Protection has granted federal registration of new Micora foliar fungicide for use […]
Plant Development Services Releases Encore Azalea And Southern Living Plant Collection Liner Program To The Industry By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 15, 2012 Plant Development Services Inc. has announced they are now taking spring delivery orders for both Encore Azalea and […]
Name Your Own Benary Variety By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 15, 2012 Ernst Benary of America announced the name of one of their new introductions will be selected by one […]
New Clivia Variety Coming From Longwood By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 15, 2012 Longwood Gardens is releasing its second clivia in a series of five March 17, when the North American […]
Costa Farms Fights Downy Mildew Posted by Laura Drotleff|March 14, 2012 Costa Farms, a bedding and indoor houseplant grower in North America, is working to get ahead of the […]
Bonnie Plants Launches New Website Posted by Sara Tambascio|March 14, 2012 The top 10 best new features of the improved Bonnie Plants website include: 1. Easy-to-Find Info: Find the […]
BioSafe Systems Introduces SaniDate Sanitizing Wipes By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 14, 2012 BioSafe Systems introduced SaniDate Sanitizing Wipes, a new activated peroxide product, in January 2012. SaniDate Wipes are an […]
Euphorbia Polychroma vs. Euphorbia ‘Ascot Rainbow’ By Susan Martin|March 13, 2012 When old fashioned cushion spurge, Euphorbia polychroma, was used in the past, it was mainly grown for its […]
Better Bloomers: Hemerocallis ‘Happy Returns’ vs. ‘Going Bananas’ By Susan Martin|March 13, 2012 In twenty years, breeders can make big advancements, and ‘Going Bananas’ is living proof. Twenty years after the […]
Pennisetum ‘Hameln’ versus ‘Desert Plains’ By Susan Martin|March 12, 2012 For years, Pennisetum ‘Hameln’ has been the go-to grass for landscapers across USDA Zones 5 to 9. When […]
Rudbeckia ‘Goldsturm’ Versus ‘Little Goldstar’ By Susan Martin|March 12, 2012 Rudbeckia ‘Goldsturm’ has been a top-selling perennial for ages and has won multiple awards since its introduction, including […]
Verbena Propagation Tips By Harvey Lang|March 7, 2012 Upon Arrival Verbenas can be stored in a cooler down to 38 degrees F (5 degrees C) for […]
