Feeling the heat: Learn ways that steroid hormones contribute to the heat stress resistance of plants.

While several factors are influencing our industry that we cannot control, we are fortunate there are many more that we can.

You can’t always stop unexpected events from damaging your facilities, but you can try to protect your business ahead of time.

Greenhouse Grower checked in with the horticulture industry’s leading voices and asked them about the biggest lessons learned in 2021, and what’s in store for 2022. Here’s what they had to say.

Like any other industry, the floral industry can certainly benefit from digital marketing.

Consumer horticulture professionals must develop innovative digital outreach, research-based solutions, a concerted recruitment of youth, and enhanced collaborations.

“Backyarding” — the trend to move indoor activities outdoors that was made popular during the pandemic — is clearly here to stay.

The Garden Media Group’s annual Trends Report is always a popular way to connect your products with what consumers are looking. What is the group predicting this year? Find out.

Offer your customers tips on how they can breathe new life into their gardens with these up-and-coming trends.

There was certainly no shortage of news in 2021, including the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as mounting supply chain issues.

Horticulture has a lot to offer prospective employees from outside the industry, if we are willing to take a chance on hiring those who may not come through traditional channels.

If you want to get a good sense of how labor, the supply chain, and inflationary pressures affected the horticulture industry in 2021, there’s probably no one better to ask than Dr. Charlie Hall.

If you missed any of our print issues this year, here’s a look back at some of the trends we tackled, with help from a range of industry insiders.