New GrowPro inurance program provides comprehensive coverage for greenhouse growers, nurseries, and garden centers nationwide.

An updated software platform will provide accurate, quality financial data, which is vital for organizations to secure capital moving forward.

Pleasant View Gardens, Bailey Nurseries, and Nexus are among the several companies who have boosted their management teams over the last month.

AmericanHort is strongly encouraging Kirstjen Nielsen, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, to release nearly 70,000 additional temporary, non-immigrant H-2B visas.

There’s still time to register for the event, which will feature several educational sessions on making the best use of biocontrols.

Providing online education about your products for consumers, whether wholesale or general gardening public, is key to driving future success.

The greenhouse vegetable supplier will break ground on three new greenhouses by the end of the year, helping to add to its local footprint.

The Biocontrols USA West Conference and Expo will include three educational presentations that address the variables to consider when auditing a pest management program.

Resources like Voter Voice and Impact Washington allow horticulture professionals to make their voices heard to elected officials.

The company’s new Gro More Good initiative is designed to improve children’s health and well-being through increased connections to gardening, fresh food, and time spent outdoors.

David Kirby says the best way for plant retailers to succeed moving forward is to cater to the purchasing habits of the millennial buyers who are evolving as a primary consumer group.

During the Biocontrols USA West Conference, Fessler Nursery’s former Head Grower will highlight how the company uses a beneficial insect-based IPM approach.

Knowing what’s hot and what’s not can help sell more product. Carmen Johnston says making that connection can be as simple as looking around online.