Growing up in rural upstate New York, Richard Mason was well-acquainted with the dairy and vegetable farms that […]
During Cultivate’18, More Profitable Sustainability (MPS), which develops and manages certification for the ornamental industry, recognized two different growers for their sustainability efforts.
The event is being held at a private amusement park and features food, games, and activities for the whole family.
Cultivating a passion for growing and selling plants starts at the ground level. This is the drive behind […]
Growers and retailers can visit NGB’s “Year of the” display in the concourse of the Columbus Convention Center during Cultivate’18 to learn more and discover new elements of the 2019 program.
Greenhouse Grower Editor Laura Drotleff and Contributing Editor Allan Armitage discuss six new varieties that will be recognized as nominees for the 2018 Medal of Excellence Industry’s Choice Award for Best New Variety.
In this episode of 2nd Cup, Greenhouse Grower Editor Laura Drotleff and Contributing Editor Allan Armitage discuss the six varieties selected for Greenhouse Grower’s Medal of Excellence Editor’s Choice Awards. Check out what the hype around these new varieties is all about.
The marriage of two of the world’s biggest gardening brands has resulted in the birth of a number of new ideas and initiatives focused on introducing new demographics to gardening, getting existing gardeners excited about growing plants again, and ensuring success to make them repeat customers.
The Kroger Co. has announced a new policy to protect pollinators that includes a commitment to phase out sourcing of live garden plants in stores and garden centers that have been treated with neonicotinoids by 2020.
The new video series from Greenhouse Grower magazine features Editor Laura Drotleff and Contributing Editor and Industry Guru Dr. Allan Armitage, discussing industry issues and news of the day. The series will appear monthly or more on GreenhouseGrower.com.
Gotham Greens and BrightFarms each recently secured new rounds of funding that will help them further expand food production in urban markets.
The six HortScholars for 2018 will be onsite at Cultivate and will have the opportunity to network with industry leaders and attend multiple education sessions.
Spring Meadow’s new interactive, responsive website allows visitors to browse information based on a wide selection of criteria, giving them improved and more complete access to product information.