This new survey asked more than just gardeners about their feelings towards locally and domestically grown cut flowers.
The first extended range forecast for the tropics in 2021 is in. Find out what climatologist Phil Klotzbach and his team see coming.
The pandemic continues to challenge large conferences. Learn about a new program that will connect stakeholders via regional gatherings and online content.
Bayer Vegetable Seeds has collaborated with Campbell Company of Canada to celebrate sustainability and show consumers how their soups begin with real food grown by real farmers.
When it comes to explaining why someone should come work for you, here’s a suggestion: consider focusing on anything besides the plants you’re growing.
To meet growing demand for sustainable local greens, Maine-based Springworks will expand from 18,000 square feet to 500,000 square feet over the next six years.
The Ontario Greenhouse Vegetables Growers (OGVG) and Blue Radix have introduced a new program designed to boost greenhouse productivity after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Plant owners, whether new or old, have been growing their houseplant collections at a rapid pace, and the growing industry is trying to keep up in response.
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic led to socially distanced conversations, the methods of communication in many businesses, including horticulture operations, have been evolving.
The aim is to organize a high-quality, blended event that makes it possible to connect with the global horticulture community both physically and digitally.
USDA-ARS study uncovers which disinfectants work against the highly contagious tomato brown rugose fruit virus.
Pete’s is now accepting applications in preparation for the new facility opening in Warner Robins, GA.
COVID-19 has broadened the gap between people’s skills and the labor market’s needs. Greenhouse Grower Editor Janeen Wright explores ways to mind the gap.