Kurt Dramm and his brother John formed the Dramm Company in 1968 to produce garden and greenhouse watering products.

Running a greenhouse business goes beyond having a knowledge of plants. It also involves all the moving parts that go into designing a growing facility, and how to get those plants to the end consumer.

Richard (Rick) Kent Schoellhorn, a former professor at the University of Florida and most recently Director of New Products at Proven Winners, passed away on Nov. 25, 2023, at age 66.

A recent study shows that consumers love roses and are willing to pay more to have them included in floral arrangements, while having little use for chrysanthemums.

In a recent Greenhouse Grower webinar, Willoway Nurseries President Tom Demaline and a team from AmericanHort offered tips on how and why you can get involved in regulatory decisions that affect your business.

The partnership between PivotPoint Solutions, Hathaway & Lane Direct, and Advanced Grower Solutions aims to help growers strategize for growth using the most reliable tools and technologies.

From root zone management to summer field trial results, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s November 2023 issue.

A new partnership with Hydrofarm Third Party Logistics gives Griffin a more flexible, scalable solution on the West Coast.

Silke Hemming is known as an expert on greenhouse system design and on greenhouse cover and screen materials.

The most important ingredient in what we accomplish is not the plant or the structure, nor the trends. It is, of course, the people.

Brian Weesies manages summer field trials at Mast Young Plants in Michigan. In this discussion, we talk about the importance of plant trials and the goals the Mast team sets each year.

After more than a decade, USDA has updated its Plant Hardiness Zone Map tool. And there are some notable changes.

Technology holds the key to scaling your operation and building resiliency against competitive markets.