Events Registration is Now Open for MSU Extension’s Workshop on Fog Use in Greenhouses By Michigan State University|August 31, 2026
Newsletter Ornamentals Sensor-Based Irrigation for Greenhouse Ornamental Crop Production By Ping Yu|August 31, 2026
And The Winners Are … By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 16, 2008 For 20 years, Greenhouse Grower has presented its Medal of Excellence awards to recognize the most significant innovations […]
Telling Our Story By Delilah Onofrey|July 10, 2008 Ideas for collective industry promotion are percolating again. On June 11 and 12, Bailey Nurseries in Minnesota hosted […]
Fertilizing Poinsettias By Fred Hulme|July 10, 2008 Poinsettia season will soon be upon us, so it is worthwhile to review the nutritional needs of poinsettias […]
Resisting Drought With Stasis By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 9, 2008 “During plant transportation, a typical truckload of plants can experience up to a 10 percent loss in cargo,” […]
Custom Biopots On Display By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 9, 2008 N. Casertano in Connecticut, for example, developed its own 100 percent biodegradable, 4-inch tall square pot for use […]
Benary Is Big On Breeding By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 8, 2008 The timing couldn’t be better to present German flower breeder Benary with our Medal of Excellence for Industry […]
Event Calendar By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 8, 2008 January 2011 19-21 Mid-America Horticultural Trade Show Mid-Am is an industry social network, helping horticulture professionals in the […]
Medal Of Excellence Nominee: ‘Calliope Dark Red’ By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 8, 2008 Named after the goddess of epic poetry, ‘Calliope Dark Red’ is truly a revolutionary advance in geranium breeding. […]
Big Beauty In San Diego By Greenhouse Grower staff|June 25, 2008 San Diego’s Little Italy neighborhood, with more than 400 hanging baskets and planters, is the first site in […]
Cornell Floriculture Field Day Coming Up By Greenhouse Grower staff|June 25, 2008 Educational seminars on growing annuals, battling big pests and avoiding common plant nutrient disorders are part of the […]
Our 25 Ones To Watch By Greenhouse Grower staff|June 25, 2008 The industry will likely take on a new look 25 years from now. Will it be more consolidated? […]
Walking A Lame Duck By Delilah Onofrey|June 24, 2008 American Nursery & Landscape Association (ANLA) has been fighting the good fight all year to help growers and landscapers […]
Taking Care Of Business By Delilah Onofrey|June 24, 2008 One size or approach doesn’t fit all. As a publisher or specialized content provider, one of our biggest challenges […]
