At the 2024 California Spring Trials, Julie Hullett and Allan Armitage of Greenhouse Grower marvel at Syngenta Flowers’ upgraded Sunfinity helianthus with double flowers.

A research team at North Carolina State University, in partnership with the American Floral Endowment, is administering a new survey to explore the scope of the industry’s sustainable practices.

Our team at Greenhouse Grower is certainly excited about our Greenhouse Grower to Grower podcast. However, we also want to call your attention to other podcasts that are worth a listen.

From new varieties to the state of peat, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s March 2024 issue.

Our editorial team spent the second day of California Spring Trials at the Santa Barbara Polo Club and Dümmen Orange.

Check out this photo gallery of top selections from the first day of the 2024 California Spring Trials, direct from the Greenhouse Grower team.

Make it a habit of consulting culture sheets developed by breeding companies for guidance on how to grow new and existing cultivars.

This acquisition will allow Dan and Jerry’s to continue serving its growing customer base.

To get you primed for what you can expect to discover this year (whether you attend or not), Greenhouse Grower highlights some favorites directly from the breeders.

The availability of the HilverdaFlorist potted Dianthus series at Dümmen Orange will remain guaranteed until Feb. 1, 2025.

In a trial between Signify and Wageningen University, two chrysanthemum varieties will be tested under the influence of different light recipes in combination with natural daylight.

Broad mites can be a regular occurrence in spring crops, especially Reiger begonias and New Guinea impatiens.

To get you primed for what you can expect to discover this year (whether you attend or not), Greenhouse Grower highlights some favorites directly from the breeders.