Despite a return to somewhat normal routines that were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers have retained their increased interest in cut flowers.
From pot and container innovations to award-winning growers and suppliers, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s September 2022 issue.
Drought can strike in increasingly extreme forms, causing concern in global horticulture. With availability of high-quality fresh water no longer certainty in many areas, here’s how you can plan ahead.
Learn how researchers are investigating how to manage vaunted pest with predatory thrips and how to keep the beneficials alive for several life cycles.
In a Greenhouse Grower webinar that took place on Aug. 30, hear from a grower, an economist, and a farm business management educator on how you can plan for the coming year.
Learn more about an important tool for greenhouse growers seeking to improve plant production processes by identifying the potential risk of invasive pests.
Manufacturers are focused on the development of products that offer labor savings as well as quick and efficient use during the peak of the shipping season.
In an upcoming series of articles on labor on GreenhouseGrower.com, growers and industry experts will share insights to help you solve common challenges with your workforce.
Growers must take the lead to foster an inclusive, collaborative work environment to increase productivity and support their domestic and seasonal workforce.
Brand Marketing Manager Justin Hancock outlines how one of the nation’s leading growers hopes to keep the current wave of consumers of indoor plants coming back for more.
