In this episode, we talk to Alicain Carlson of Syngenta Flowers about how plant trials continue to evolve, her takeaways from the event, and much more.

From AI adoption to new research, here are some of the advancements being made in the rapidly evolving controlled-environment agriculture sector.

In Part 2 of a series of articles featuring insights from growing media suppliers, we look at how tariffs could affect substrate availability.

Envu has made several personnel changes to strengthen its U.S marketing team, while Star Roses has restructured its woody ornamentals team.

The Home Depot named its 2025 Innovation Award winners at its Supplier Partnership Meeting, with Growscape in the Outdoor Garden category.

The U.S. Department of Labor announced that some H-2A processing will resume to alleviate labor troubles during the government shutdown.

A new video from American Floral Endowment highlights the power of floral community amidst a push for giving back during the holidays.

Costa’s Mari Carrasquillo was recognized alongside other female marketing leaders at the Ragan’s Top Women in Marketing Awards Luncheon.

In a new episode of the Rhyzone Podcast, host William Klaassen sat down with Brian Sparks, Editor of Greenhouse Grower, to explore how growers are thinking about artificial intelligence.

This is your last chance to tell us how this past year went, and how you are planning for the future.

Seed Your Future’s Green Career Week has come and gone, but as the group launches its year-end campaign, it’s a reminder that there’s never a bad time to tell your story.

For the future of horticulture, the Florida Nursery, Growers, and Landscape Association launches Class II of its Emerging Leaders Program.

Beyond growing plants and supporting plant-related coursework, Nicki Graf has been a champion for the student experience at Rutgers.