In a heavily regulated society, growing relationships is just as important to our industry as growing beautiful flowers. In environmentally sensitive states like Maryland, outreach has become mandatory, says Bell Nursery’s Gary Mangum.

On a beautiful spring day, you receive a shipment of impatiens. As you unload them from the truck, […]

The State of the Industry report, which uses input from both growers and suppliers, is designed to help you understand this year’s crop and sales trends, as well as the issues that keep you up at night.

California is now entering its fifth year of the worst drought in 500 years, with no end in […]

Several years ago, I was on a tour of San Francisco Bay area garden centers. One evening, we […]

Financial expert Steve Bailey answers a question about what happens when finances are kept secret.

The aphorism “a rising tide lifts all boats” is associated with the idea that improvements in the general […]

The best arboretums provide an ideal location for the study and contemplation of nature. Check out Best College Reviews’ rankings of the nation’s most beautiful arboretums.

Horticulture industry members who take the opportunity to advise Washington legislators on agricultural policy will find a surprisingly receptive audience.

Solve My Problem is a series where grower retailers offer advice to their peers. If you would like […]

If adopted, the proposed amendment to a multi-year surface transportation bill would eliminate federal funding for all landscaping and vegetation management projects on the nation’s highways and roads.

Katharyn Elizabeth “Betsy” Demaree, 77, of Syndicate Sales, Inc. passed away on October 26, and Yoshimi “Shimi” Shibata, 100, formerly president of Mt. Eden Floral Company, passed away on October 31.

Jill Calabro will bring strategic direction and oversight to research funding by the Horticultural Research Institute, the research affiliate of AmericanHort.