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During the last 12 months, there has been plenty to talk about regarding the floriculture industry. Along the way, Greenhouse Growers editors and contributors have crafted and published hundreds articles covering breaking news, news analysis, production and business management tips, industry profiles, and more.

This year’s scholarship winner says young people need experiences that challenge them and allow for creativity and innovation.

Promotional materials for the National Garden Bureau’s four “Year of the” crops for 2018 are now available. The materials are designed to help growers and garden retailers encourage consumers to discover and embrace new, exciting crops each year.

From acquisitions to fires, here are the headlines that grabbed your attention in 2017.

To create a competitive advantage, you must consistently experiment with and learn from new ideas. Greenhouse Grower’s GROW initiative provides you with cutting-edge ideas and actionable advice that results in greater profits in everyone’s pocket.

2017 was a year that saw many greenhouse growers seek out new opportunities in production and technology. Greenhouse Grower put a spotlight on this innovation throughout the year. Here’s a look back at the stories that turned heads in 2017,

With the increasing requirements of retailers on use of chemicals, and the growing attention to production circumstances, MPS-GAP is a perfect fit for Battlefield Farms, the company says.

Eason, the founder of Eason Horticultural Resources, will aid the company in expanding in the online sales era as Bower & Branch further positions itself against Amazon.

“Emergent: A Group for Growing Professionals” will once again be hosting its Emergent Networking Event at MANTS in Baltimore, MD. The event will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 10.

Rainforest Flora lost its main greenhouses and outdoor growing property in the Lilac Fire in San Diego.

Between now and December 1, any donations made to the American Floral Endowment will be matched up to $20,000.

Here’s an update on horticulture businesses in the areas affected by the California wildfires.