Don’t wait until it’s too late. Follow these best practices for successful horticultural industry succession and exit planning.

Editors Julie Hullett and Allan Armitage discuss the biggest highlights from their time at the 2024 California Spring Trials (CAST).

Researchers at West Virginia university have presented their work on the design of Stickbug, a precision pollination robot

A University of Florida (UF) study shows that urban environments sport much higher levels of plant diversity than anticipated.

The AFE is now accepting 2024-2025 educational grant applications to help fund members and groups in the floral industry.

The 15th annual Darwin Perennials Day event will be held on June 19 at The Gardens at Ball in West Chicago, IL.

Walter Cadenas is hired while Moises Cadenas is promoted at Dümmen Orange, Wendy Moore joins EHR, and Rob Hanifin is added to Ridder.

In this episode of Greenhouse Grower to Grower, we catch up with leadership from Skagit Horticulture and Smith Gardens to learn more about the future of floriculture in the Pacific Northwest.

In this year’s Top 100 survey, we sought advice on how to successfully navigate major challenges in the floriculture market.

Three students from North Carolina State University have received HRI scholarships to study plant science.

The Garden Media Group announces the return of the Fifth Annual Women Horticulture Week event for green industry empowerment.

Controlled-environmental agriculture (CEA) is becoming more popular, but University of Florida research shows there’s still room to improve.

A horticulture professor at UConn found financial success in pursuit of a better planet by licensing plants that fight climate change.