“Incredible” and “wonderful” were just a couple of the words the Hoffman Nursery used to describe its experiences during the January trade show season.
Members of the Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) Alliance met with lawmakers and decision makers in January to advance the importance of CEA production.
In our continuing series on greenhouse labor, we look at why leading grower operations say professional development is a key tool in retaining their workers long-term.
The largest-ever group of garden retailers served as judges for this year’s Garden Center Group Cool Product Awards at the Tropical Plant International Expo.
If the crowds and excitement at the recent Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show in Baltimore were any indication, growers are feeling optimistic heading into 2023.
The combined forces of fewer people, more jobs, uncertain immigration, and a high level of retirements created a perfect environment for changing how we look at recruiting.
A new study from Axiom Marketing finds that despite time pressures and the ability to engage in other activities, vegetable gardeners are looking to spend more time and money in 2023.
The president of Florists Supply says there is good news on inventory levels and shipping delays, but price forecasting is still filled with uncertainty.
In today’s competitive labor market, leading companies are coming to the realization that traditional hiring methods are archaic at best and ineffective at worst.
A recent video from Creekside Nursery in Dallas, NC, is a great example of how to educate your customers on what happens when plants arrive at the greenhouse.
