Highlights from Greenhouse Grower’s August 2026 Issue
August 26, 2026 From advances in greenhouse coverings to new research on amendments and biostimulants, there was a lot of information to cover in Greenhouse Grower® Magazine‘s August 2026 issue. Check out the slideshow below for a closer look at the top stories (links to each story are included in the photo gallery and the rest of the article below). You can also find a digital version of the issue here.
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New Looks, Familiar Roots in Tropical Foliage
Color and texture are giving classic houseplants a fresh look. Still, the varieties with staying power must also be easy to grow and maintain, writes Content Specialist Marisa Reyes.
How Greenhouse Coverings Are Taking on New Roles
Andy Wilcox looks at new types of greenhouse coverings that are giving growers more control over light, energy use, and crop conditions.
125 Years and Counting at Smith Gardens
Our August 2026 cover story: Smith Gardens has spent four generations adapting to change without losing sight of the people and relationships that built the business.
Preventing Greenhouse Diseases in Tropical Propagation
Chris Rocheleau of ForemostCo examines how disease prevention in tropical foliage propagation starts with creating the right environment for cuttings to root quickly and stay healthy.
Wannabe Shrubs: Perennials that Mimic Their Woody Counterparts
Justin Lombardoni of the Chicago Botanic Garden looks at perennials that best mimic the traits of woody shrubs, blurring the line between the two.
Rethinking the Way We Work and Lead
Greenhouse Grower® Magazine Editor Brian Sparks covers the practice of incentivizing leadership in floriculture businesses and how to train the next generation of leaders.
New Research Explores Emerging Tools for Plant Health
Two projects from researchers at UC Davis and The Ohio State University explore how insect-derived amendments and beneficial bacteria can help improve nutrient efficiency and performance.
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