During the Perennial Plant Association’s National Symposium in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, eight perennial professionals were honored for their exceptional contributions to the industry.

In the inaugural episode of the “Greenhouse Grower to Grower” podcast, Senior Editor Brian Sparks talks to Metrolina Greenhouses’ Art Van Wingerden about sustainability, how the company invests in its technology and its team, and more.

If you’re lucky enough to be in Columbus along with 10,000 other people in the green industry, you better make it worth your while. That’s exactly what Greenhouse Grower’s Julie Hullett did this year.

Technology advancements in LED lighting systems can ease propagation challenges while improving consistency and vigor.

Learn how one grower implemented and adapted a mechanical trimming system, with positive results.

In a recent blog post, the team at Plant-Prod, a manufacturer of water-soluble fertilizers, attempts to answer this question.

The Farmers’ Almanac is predicting the return of a more traditional winter weather season. See what that means.

This marks the 15th year of Eason’s Hot New Perennial Booklet, which features an assortment of plants destined to become future best-sellers.

The company is partnering with the Horticultural Research Institute to continue supporting the industry’s growth.

Check out this diverse range of products on display at Cultivate’23 that are designed to help you grow and sell plants more efficiently and profitably.

During Cultivate’23, AmericanHort’s Ken Fisher and Craig Regelbrugge offered a harsh but realistic perspective on the horticulture industry’s regulatory challenges. Learn what they had to say.

“Costing and Profitability,” one of the University of Florida’s most popular learning opportunities in its Greenhouse Training Online program, is fast approaching.

The guide features a section called Fresh Picks, which highlights all newcomers to the company’s lineup, including new perennials, ornamental grasses, and succulents.