National Garden Bureau is now the parent organization, with AAS being the plant trialing program under National Garden Bureau.

This new downloadable report features insights on training and development, labor retention, and more.

As Greenhouse Grower celebrates 40 years while focusing on the future of floriculture, join us for a look back at nearly a half-century of growth, consolidation, innovation, and more.

The company will discontinue operations on April 7.

Suppliers note that growers are seeking and welcome new, innovative biological control products that are effective and safe.

The Rougemont, NC, operation was among four growers in North Carolina recently recognized during the 30th Annual Gold Star Growers Meeting.

The certification is designed to help greenhouse owners train grower teams and enhance their bottom line by implementing best growing practices.

While trees and shrubs continued to dominate the charts, making up 79 of the top 100 plants, this year’s list revealed surprising new favorites alongside enduring classics.

The speed of floriculture innovation and progress creates a pivotal opportunity to lead the industry forward.

Growers are learning to leverage their resources to recruit and retain a talented workforce.

Growers continue to turn to biocontrols as pests and diseases develop resistance to chemicals.

Here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s January 2024 issue, which was all about the bright future of floriculture.

Tiny, invasive pest has been a growing pain for fruit, vegetable, and ornamental plant producers. Researchers evaluate promising products that can be used for control.