The new #IAmHorticulture social media campaign from Seed Your Future kicks off May 23 and will feature industry professionals offering advice to the next generation.

This April 2026 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on biological controls.

From leveraging colorful foliage to a final look at wood substrates, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s April 2026 issue.

The agreement marks the first application of Fulcrum technology in ornamental crops, expanding precision breeding beyond food and agriculture.

Dr. A shares his takeaways from California Spring Trials 2026 and his thoughts on spring plant-shopping trends.

This data-driven report from Dr. Charlie Hall goes beyond standard economic measures to reflect the real-world inputs growers purchase every day.

At California Spring Trials 2026, the Greenhouse Grower team visited Green Fuse Botanicals to learn more about the updated Firefly Petunia.

Two recent studies co-authored by Dr. Roberto Lopez explore how light management affects the growth and flowering of indoor plants.

Janna Beckerman, a national ornamentals technical specialist at Envu, focuses on developing environmentally sound and economically sustainable pest solutions.

Growers using integrated software and data-driven insights are better equipped to stay in control amid supply chain fluctuations.

Michigan State’s Heidi Lindberg covers the most common types of floriculture crop viruses and their various modes of transmission.

The survey aims to gather insight into the current use of alternative plant containers and the market demand for non-plastic options.

Each project in the 2026 HRI research portfolio addresses different challenges currently facing the horticulture industry.