Google may still reign supreme as the world’s most popular search engine. But social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok are not too far behind.

New shopping trends have transformed the behaviors of today’s shoppers into the foreseeable future, and retailers are taking notice.

From the rapid growth of e-commerce to technology introductions overseas, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s August 2022 issue.

Communication may not seem like a big deal to specialty crop businesses, but effective communication can reduce labor costs, increase worker engagement, and save lives.

Co-founder Billy Brentlinger says the loss of a major customer was too much to overcome, although he’s hoping any future buyer will keep the team in place.

In a digital world where growers have little contact with end consumers, educational materials are a must-have for the plants to survive and thrive.

The Horticultural Research Institute is making $27,000 in scholarship support available through its Scholarship Program for this school year.

Project is expected to take flight no earlier than spring 2023 and would be the first commercially owned greenhouse on the International Space Station.

Recent research highlights how the presence of indoor plants can demonstrably improve mental and physical well-being.

Throughout 104 years of business at Bonnie Plants, employees go above and beyond to enhance lives through the power of plants.

Learn how one grower-retailer is recommending gardening strategies that can combat climate change.

Employers who operate farm worker housing should review CDC guidance on issues such as communications with employees and more.

The report from GoMaterials includes comprehensive proprietary data about regions, categories, sizes, and pricing of the plant materials currently in short supply.