This young and finished plant producer recently celebrated a century of producing high-quality perennials and potted plants for the ornamentals market.

Shrub Madness is based on the March college basketball playoffs, with 64 shrubs competing for the chance to be crowned the national champion.

The addition of cut roses to its portfolio is part of the company’s commitment to genetic innovation.

With a system that can fall victim to fraud, IRS Chief asks Congress to allow cannabis operations to use direct deposit rather than cash deposits.

Leona Niell, Director of Marketing and Packaging at Red Sun Farms, offers tips and tricks for growing cucumbers in the greenhouse.

80 Acres Farms and Plenty recently announced partnerships with Kroger and Albertsons, respectively.

The global market for pansies is declining, even with massive demand still in play. Here’s why there’s a push toward violas.

A true horticulture visionary, Yoder oversaw the expansion of Yoder Brothers, Inc. (now Aris Horticulture) throughout the late 20th century into a leading mum and perennial producer.

With a new interest in green infrastructure and the role native plants play, we sat down with Shannon Currey of Hoffman Nursery to get her viewpoint.

Innovation, diversity, and value drive this perennials operation to move beyond the conventional in search of the extraordinary.

A leading genomics artificial intelligence company and a California-based cannabis genetics company, have signed an agreement to commercialize the cannabis autoflower trait.

With 18 million new growers entering their second year of growing, Burpee has brought together a list of several crops for them to try in 2021.

Here are just a few new varieties of lettuce and microgreens that offer disease resistance and the potential for producing a high-quality crop.