BioWorks recently surpassed $100,000 in total lifetime contributions to American Floral Endowment in support of floriculture research and education.

A recent survey finds landscaping demand driving Maryland horticulture industry growth, while labor and cost pressures persist.

Schoneveld Breeding will remain a supplier to Beekenkamp Plants, ensuring that customers can rely on the same quality and service.

Sakata Seed America President and CEO Eduardo Flores is leaving the company, with Dave Armstrong stepping in to fill the absence.

This is the first episode in our Leaders in Floriculture series, where we talk to experts in plant breeding, plant health, and greenhouse technology about the important roles they play in innovation, sustainability, and helping to shape the future of floriculture.

Talent shortages and an aging workforce are adding to employer strain, as are burnout, retention, and specialized skill gaps for employees.

There are many opportunities for growers of all sizes to secure funding for a new greenhouse purchase.

After years of being sidelined by disease, the Impatiens has made a massive comeback thanks to incredible new breeding breakthroughs.

The on-demand 2026 educational program is now available to help independent garden center staff better serve customers.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society has shared previews of its experiences at the upcoming 2026 Philadelphia Flower Show.

The 2026 Greenhouse Training Online program features several new courses and begins on Monday, March 2, 2026, with “Nutrient Management 1.”

In this episode, Greenhouse Grower’s Brian Sparks and Kristin Zeit talk about the upcoming release of a Global CEAg World CEA census, and Brian catches up with the National Garden Bureau’s Diane Blazek about the 2026 California Spring Trials.

AI adoption, tariffs, and shifting consumer behavior are affecting all stages of retail, including plants. Here are some trends to monitor.