Following trends and consumer preferences is critical to breeding programs so growers can provide new colors, shapes, and sizes of plants and flowers.

With the emergence of the Delta and perhaps other COVID-19 variants, many horticulture industry employers are evaluating whether to mandate or incentivize employees to be vaccinated.

Brian Schulker’s research in soilless culture plant growing systems at North Carolina State University has yielded international acknowledgment.

The Horticultural Research Institute (HRI) will be offering more than $25,000 in scholarships for the 2021-2022 school year.

Dewey Scientific plans to use the funds from The Hawthorne Collective to acquire new equipment and expand on its cannabis research and development.

Learn how joint effort keeps needs of nursery professionals at the forefront by expanding savings opportunities on vital crop protection inputs.

The emergence of new revenue models in plant production is accelerating rapid development in greenhouse data-driven growing.

Greenhouse Grower’s 2021 State of the Industry survey focuses on supply chain issues, as well as other topics that are driving your business.

At a time of rapidly emerging segments of the controlled-environment industry, it’s important to be aware of how much you should be compensating your team.

The study, conducted by ecologists at the University of Massachusetts, shows that many plant retailers are offering illegal invasive plant species as ornamental garden plants.

The education and conversations taking place at the Finished Plant Conference will give growers immediately applicable tools to take back home and optimize production.

Sales are up as the world begins to rebound from early 2020. While prices are also increasing, it doesn’t seem to be sending consumers running.

The Canadian government has invested more than $10 million in ecoation’s Human+Machine AI and Robotics Platform to help globally scale ecoation offerings and services.