May brings Father’s Day and an opportunity to celebrate the men who have helped shape horticulture, and those who will continue to do so in the future.

The collaboration between M&M Wintergreens and Oasis Forage Products aims to help holiday horticulture sales.

The New Hampshire Horticulture Research Fund aims to support scientific research, innovation, and education in the Northeast.

In recognition of Women in Horticulture Week, check out this second photo gallery of some of the women leading the way.

The American Floral Endowment has recognized five new students through its Paul Ecke, Jr. and Altman Family scholarship programs.

Meagan Nace and Cindy Lee from AmericanHort join us to discuss new activities at Cultivate’26, how to plan your trip, and what happens with the plants on display once Cultivate comes to a close.

Throughout this month, we’ll be featuring conversations with members of our 2026 Top 100 Growers list. This week, I’m joined by John Hardiman, CEO of American Farms.

When Spring Creek Growers decided to take its entire greenhouse team to meet its customers in person, what was originally a team-building and training day evolved into something much larger.

Hortica’s Cathy James shares how horticulture businesses can better plan for incoming and outgoing employees in a new working world.

The next THRIve webinar from AmericanHort’s Horticultural Research Institute takes place on June 4 and will focus on the HortCalculator, an online decision-support tool.

From a look at aggressive vs. invasive plants to this year’s Top 100, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s May 2026 issue.

As the U.S. approaches its 250th anniversary, NGB is spotlighting horticulture companies whose breeding, production, and product innovation have shape today’s garden industry.

The Perennial Farm opens a third location in Maryland and announces an upcoming seminar program to be held at its headquarters.