Newsletter Benchrunner Friday Automation for the People: Technology for Small- and Mid-size Producers By Christopher J. Currey|July 16, 2026
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How Data From a New Report Can Help You Sell More Houseplants Posted by Brian Sparks|November 11, 2019 The GrowIt! 2020 Houseplant Report is designed to help the green industry keep up with rising consumer demand for houseplants.
Why These 4 Roses are Award-Winners Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 11, 2019 Star Roses and Plants won nearly a handful of awards from the 2020 American Garden Rose Selections Testing Program. Find out which selections stood out.
Field Day Attendees Get First Look at NewGen Boxwood Posted by Brian Sparks|November 6, 2019 Licensees learned effective methods for producing these boxwood blight-resistant plants, which will be available for sale in 2020.
How Dümmen Orange and Others Made Petal it Forward 2019 a Success Posted by Brian Sparks|November 5, 2019 On Oct. 23, Dümmen Orange distributed more than 500 bouquets and 600 succulents to surprised recipients in downtown Columbus, OH.
Production Tips for a New Greenhouse Cucumber By Heather Machovina|November 5, 2019 ‘Quirk’ cucumber features a compact and uniform plant habit, with short vines producing heavy yields, making it ideal for container planting.
Top Varieties From the Cincinnati Botanical Garden’s 2019 Trials Posted by Brian Sparks|November 4, 2019 Despite challenging weather conditions, including record rainfall, trial managers say there were many great performers this year.
Best Performers and Favorites From Cornell University’s 2019 Plant Trials Posted by Brian Sparks|October 30, 2019 The inaugural year of plant trials at the Cornell Botanic Gardens was a great success, according to trial organizers.
Promising Perennials You Need to Know About for 2020 By Allan Armitage|October 30, 2019 Allan Armitage offers his take on new perennial offerings that have caught his eye because of the role they can play in solution gardening.
Get Your Fill of Poinsettias at One of These Trials Posted by Brian Sparks|October 29, 2019 ‘Tis the season for poinsettias, and there are a number of greenhouses hosting poinsettias and open houses over the next few weeks.
HandPicked Vegetables Goes Live With Revamped Website Posted by Brian Sparks|October 29, 2019 The new HandPicked Vegetables microsite from PanAmerican Seed shares product information and plant resources for successful production.
Indoor Leafy Greens Grower Heads West Posted by Brian Sparks|October 26, 2019 Gotham Greens, a controlled-environment producer of salad greens and herbs, will open its first greenhouse west of the Mississippi in Denver in 2020.
Highlights From North Dakota State’s 2019 Bedding Plant Field Trials Posted by Brian Sparks|October 23, 2019 The Upper Midwest was hit by above-average rainfall this year. Find out which cultivars were able to perform best.
Tips on Successful Growing of a New Low-Maintenance Freesia Posted by Brian Sparks|October 22, 2019 ‘Verona Zefrever’ features light-blue fragrant blooms in abundant clusters, and it is ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.
