Newsletter Benchrunner Friday
Highlights From Greenhouse Grower’s January 2023 Issue
January 26, 2023
The Penn State Greenhouse Growers Day on Jan. 26 features current topics and critical information for successful greenhouse production and management.
ThinkPlants will help represent and promote previously exclusive perennials, with unrooted cuttings being produced at Danziger Guatemala.
The easy-to-use design provides a quick and straight-forward way for growers to peruse the latest offerings from Pleasant View.
Given the history of the poinsettia plant and its connection to the holiday season, federal agencies have taken an all-in approach to protecting this important crop.
The second module in the GLASE consortium’s 2023 Virtual Climate Controls Short Course focuses on temperature control systems.
The first module in the GLASE consortium’s 2023 Virtual Climate Controls Short Course takes place on Jan. 19.
The Hoffman Nursery team in Rougemont, NC, has announced the retirement of Co-Owner John Hoffman as of Jan. 1, 2023.
The Dianthus and Carnations Selection Tool from Selecta One North America helps growers choose the varieties that are suitable for their regions and growing conditions.
The horticulture industry is certainly about the plants. Perhaps more important, however, is it’s also about the people striving to produce high-quality plants every day.
Our team posted several new videos in 2022. Here are the 10 that drew the most views.
Here are six technology-focused stories we posted on GreenhouseGrower.com this year that piqued your interest.
The benefit of living in a digital world is that both new and old information is available with just a few clicks. Here are some stories we posted prior to 2022 that continue to draw traffic.
Close to 1,000 cultivars were tested in 2022 from 32 companies including firms from the U.S., Germany, The Netherlands, Israel, Thailand, the Czech Republic, and Japan.