Smith Gardens has spent four generations adapting to change without losing sight of the people and relationships that built the business.

One of the many panel discussions that took place at Cultivate last month revolved around the topic of succession planning. We invited the panelists to join us on the podcast for a follow-up discussion.

Here’s how operational data is helping greenhouse growers to better rethink long-held production practices.

The Restoration Accelerator initiative aims to expand the production, processing, and storage of native seed for habitat restoration.

The 2026–2027 winter forecast from the Farmers’ Almanac predicts a “Snow, Sleet, and Surprises” theme of varying extremes for the U.S.

The latest figures from the Horticultural Trades Association show a more than 60% reduction in peat use since 2021.

DevX (Development Experience) was held July 28–31 in Atlanta, GA, and featured a road trip to local floral businesses and an AI workshop.

This past week, AmericanHort President and CEO Lionel van der Walt stopped by our Greenhouse Grower offices to talk about his short- and long-term goals, and why he’s anxious to continue bringing the industry together.

It’s very easy to be lured by the idea that technology will fix all our problems, make our lives easier, and give us a competitive edge.

Here’s why, despite constant news of evolving technology in horticulture, the future of the industry is a focus on humanity.

Stemmer is a fully soluble solution that delivers plant-available silicon to support integrity and performance.

North Carolina State University researchers have tested and combined different models to improve solar forecasting performance.

Mycorrhizal Applications’ new White City production hub was designed with sustainability and innovation in mind for the company’s future.