From variety trials to educational opportunities, here’s just a taste of what to expect at Cultivate.

Seed Your Future, American Floral Endowment, and North Carolina State University, have announced the results of a comprehensive horticultural salary survey.

As severe weather events become more frequent and unpredictable, businesses face greater risks if caught unprepared. Here’s how you can make risk management a core focus at your greenhouse.

Learn how two companies are focusing on drought tolerance in crops as much as beauty.

Here’s your chance to get to know the finalists for this year’s Head Grower of the Year award before the winner is announced at Cultivate’23.

Lighting, fertilizer, moisture, and plant growth regulators can all affect begonia flowering.

Tobacco rattle virus has a wide host range that includes peony and other plants, and symptoms can vary according to host plant and environmental conditions.

Built-in antifungals offer microbial control for sustainable plastics in horticultural structures.

The University of Georgia Trial Gardens hosted its annual Open House for the plant industry on June 7, and for the public on June 10.

According to research at Sollum Technologies, the lighting recipe applied to a particular flower type can significantly influence its growth, development, and aesthetic appeal.

From upgrading your greenhouse to overcoming last-mile logistics, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s June 2023 issue.

Supporting these projects helps the industry increase profitability, streamline processes, and take advantage of new technologies.

The team at AmericanHort highlights everything you need to know about Cultivate’23, from education to the trade show and much more.