As the world opens back up from the pandemic, forming a new green business model is the next challenge for horticulture companies.

A poll of 18- to 34-year-old individuals show most would rather go to the garden center than hit the nightclub.

On June 24, the GLASE consortium will host a roundtable with six young controlled-environment agriculture professors.

The demand for plants during the COVID-19 pandemic has put many greenhouse growers in expansion mode.

Crop protection technical experts and suppliers weigh in with their best advice for managing these small, but mighty pests.

Brian Jackson, Professor of Horticulture at North Carolina State University, says new innovation is on the horizon for soilless growing media.

All-America Selections is making the extra effort to make sure AAS Winners are in front of the industry when they are visiting those summer field trials.

Attendees can choose from nearly 40 hours of industry-leading educational seminars and a full lineup of social and networking events.

“Full Bloom” airs weekly on HBO Max and features floral designers competing for the best displays, using flowers sourced from this farm.

Fluence Bioengineering will be the preferred LED lighting supplier for Prospiant’s greenhouse technology offerings.

As Minnesota-based leafy greens grower Revol Greens plans for future growth, it has also built a model for sustainable greenhouse leafy greens production.

Go all out to protect your greenhouse crops with some of the latest miticides/insecticides.

A panel of leading growers will offer insights on how innovation, technology, and automation will play in keeping production costs down without sacrificing product quality.