The market-shifting dynamics of the COVID-19 pandemic have helped maintain demand for plants, but getting product delivered has emerged as a major challenge.
N.G. Heimos Greenhouses is partnering with Trilogene Seeds on hemp production, a move the company says is an expansion rather than an exit from floriculture.
The whitepaper covers a variety of topics, including sales and pricing trends, crop production challenges and opportunities, investments in technology and automation, and much more.
The nation’s largest growers aren’t waiting around to get ahead of rising production costs. They’re proactively taking targeted actions to remain competitive.
In one of the biggest deals in industry history, Altman Plants has doubled its size in the past year by acquiring additional space, including purchasing the remaining assets of Color Spot Nurseries, to take the lead as the nation’s largest greenhouse grower.
Named for the third generation of the Dewar family, the Elizabeth & Alexandra brand is designed to offer a youthful eye toward quality, style, and convenience for retail shoppers.
Pineae Greenhouses, an Ogden, UT-based producer of spring flowering annuals, perennials, and container nursery products, has achieved MPS-A certification from More Profitable Sustainability.
The sale of Color Spot Nurseries to Wells Fargo became official on August 17, 2018, resulting in Color Spot Nurseries emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy with a successful corporate restructuring.
In an interview with Greenhouse Grower, we got to know this large producer of shrubs, trees, and perennials a bit better, and learned what CEO Jonathan Saperstein plans to do with the Hines Division locations now that TreeTown USA as officially acquired the business from Wells Fargo.
