When selecting geranium varieties for their greenhouses, growers look for cultivars that are disease-resistant to avoid botrytis.

The ColorSmart Color Guide provides interesting facts about each plant, including growing tips, cultural data, and seasonal availability.

Peconic Growers has spent more than five decades growing wholesale orchids on the east end of Long Island and more recently, began cultivating hemp.

In his latest column, Allan Armitage says the pandemic has positively changed the way people view gardens, plants, and the time spent at home.

This year, NASS expanded the program to cover all 50 states and more than 30 new crops.

Registered guests will be able to stroll The Gardens at Bill filled with hundreds of new introductions for 2023 from across the industry representing more than 77 breeding companies.

Welcome to the Jungle is a new, indoor foliage houseplant program with 50 varieties of popular houseplant categories currently available.

The American Horticultural Society is partnering to highlight 100 flower farms in the U.S. that are modernizing and expanding the notion of “state flowers” with beauty and inspiration.

A proposed bill could reshape Los Angeles’ farmers markets while providing more access for independent growers and small-scale buyers currently using the black market.

A University of Florida researcher is looking at how a development regulator can help ornamental and vegetable plants grow.

‘Indolce’ basil will be available in more than 2,000 select stores across more than 15 Mid-Atlantic distribution centers.

The Young’s Plant Farm Trial Garden features 432 individual varieties, combination landscape beds, 56 hanging baskets, and 180 combinations planters.

The direct-to-consumer sales provide another channel for customers to find J. Berry-branded varieties from the comfort of home.