In our recent Plug and Liner survey, young plant growers said early ordering and honest feedback helps them meet customer expectations.

National Garden Bureau is making life easier for growers, retailers, and brokers with on-point marketing tools to help the industry promote the 2024 “Year of the” crops.

Knowing the fundamentals of the hydrangea crop cycle and how to finish the crop is vital for producing a quality crop that will brighten anyone’s day.

When two North Carolina State University researchers recently visited a grower, they found three plants, all different cultivars from the same breeder, with ring spots and mottling.

From plug and liner trends to making the best use of data, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s October 2023 issue.

This year’s survey, which closes this week, can help you get a better sense of how the industry is performing, and some of the benchmarks you can create to determine your own success.

While consumers say they’re eager to purchase wildlife-friendly plants, some aren’t sure they know them when they see them.

Paul Pirkle brings extensive experience in executive leadership, sales team training, and business operations to Midwest.

The partnership unites AFE, a prominent based floriculture funding nonprofit, with FSI, an esteemed international nonprofit with a focus on sustainability.

How Speeding Up Hand Watering Can Help Save on Labor

Ryals is excited to finish her degree at Mississippi State University and jump into the horticulture industry.

Growers often hesitate with hellebores due to the perception that they are difficult to grow. This guide offers growers a list of best practices to ensure success.

Having your own lab gives you the power to control every aspect of the growth process and fine-tune conditions like light, temperature, and nutrients to optimize plant growth.