Through the new Floresta program, Danziger is propagating and supplying foliage plants from its state-of-the art facility in Guatemala.

Sticculents are succulents such as Echeveria, Haworthia, and Crassula that, thanks to a patented connector, can now be used in cut flower creations.

Post-pandemic, consumers are still looking for houseplants, but have less discretionary income to spend on plants.

ThinkPlants will help represent and promote previously exclusive perennials, with unrooted cuttings being produced at Danziger Guatemala.

The easy-to-use design provides a quick and straight-forward way for growers to peruse the latest offerings from Pleasant View.

Currently operating the largest national distribution footprint in the industry, future operations in Texas signal Local Bounti’s commitment to reduce food miles throughout the U.S.

Current and prospective greenhouse vegetable producers are invited to attend Mississippi State University’s Greenhouse Vegetable Short Course, which takes place March 7-8, 2023.

Terri McEnaney will step away from day-to-day operations in her role as Chief Executive Officer at Bailey to focus on strategy and the future of Bailey.

What’s the next big thing that will take the horticulture industry by storm? Dr. A says it’s more likely to be a trend than a specific plant.

This fall, N.G. Heimos Greenhouses and Millstadt Young Plants in Millstadt, IL, celebrated their 15th year of poinsettia trials.

Ongoing investments in the business and its people help this multigenerational family business make every day better with plants.

Innovative greenhouse growers are always seeking new crops to add to their product mix.

The Dianthus and Carnations Selection Tool from Selecta One North America helps growers choose the varieties that are suitable for their regions and growing conditions.