The move to fulfill existing orders comes in the wake of Gloeckner President and CEO Joseph Simone announcing his retirement.

The two plant brokerage companies recently added several new team members, while boosting high-level leadership.

Chad Underwood “brings a tremendous amount of industry knowledge and experience in various business roles with breeders, brokers, growers, and retailers for more than 20 years.”

After being closed for more than three months, horticulturists welcomed feedback from guests who seemed to appreciate the beauty more than ever.

In addition to presenting new plant varieties in-ground, Costa Farms will grow them out in containers as they appear in garden centers.

Find out what Al Davidson has to say about how the greenhouse industry can rise to the occasion amid an ongoing pandemic and beyond.

Hot, humid weather typically makes the garden suffer in July and August, but this year quite a few varieties thrived until the end.

Dr. Allan Armitage showcases a half-dozen selections that have been unaware of the coronavirus and turned out to be some of his favorites for 2020.

Ball Horticultural Company CEO and Chairman of the Board Anna Ball sites industry growth and expanding product opportunities as reasons to add a new President role to the company structure.

The 2020 growing season was truly like no other in the Horticulture Display Garden at the University of Minnesota’s West Central Research and Outreach Center.

The Ditto series, part of the company’s Intrinsa breeding program, are white rust-resistant and available in five colors.

The California Cut Flower Commission says the decision is especially disappointing since it comes amid the COVID-19 pandemic, which has greatly affected American rose growers.

Greenhouse growers are invited to a webinar designed to help the horticulture supply chain get a better general understanding of this topic.