Researchers in Canada tested four different energy recovery technologies for their potential to reduce grower energy needs during the peak greenhouse use period.
On Feb. 21, the University of Florida is hosting an in-person and online workshop on the genetic diversity of begonia and its potential uses in breeding and landscaping.
“Incredible” and “wonderful” were just a couple of the words the Hoffman Nursery used to describe its experiences during the January trade show season.
Whatever your experience with biologicals, keeping up with the latest developments is critical. Presentation at the upcoming Biosolutions Conference and Expo will address this need.
Fischer was the first to offer Xanthomonas-free pelargonium varieties to the market, and was one of the first to move unrooted cuttings production out of mainland Europe.
Dümmen Orange is making new genetics available for out-licensing to young plant growers and breeders and is looking to set up new partnerships with industry players.
The operation grew 88 varieties, totaling more than 12,000 poinsettias. Customers and employees selected their top five favorite varieties in four categories — novelty, red, white, and pink.
The president of Florists Supply says there is good news on inventory levels and shipping delays, but price forecasting is still filled with uncertainty.
