The Orient-OH-based growing operation’s trials are focused on the unique needs of the landscaping community.

This August 2025 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on perennials.

A Missouri grower trialed microbial amendments, which resulted in stronger roots, faster recovery, and fuller plants.

The Salary and Benefits Benchmark survey is open through Sept. 26, 2025, with the final report released in early December.

The new Heritage Young Plants division will focus on producing premium-quality starter plants for North American growers.

Profile Products recently announced new findings from its ongoing trials aimed at extending plant shelf life and reducing retail shrink. Learn more in this exclusive Q&A.

An e-Gro Alert from Beth Scheckelhoff of Ohio State covers scouting and management practices for lace bugs in greenhouse containers.

A panel discussion at Cultivate’25 explored AI’s practical applications, from early plant stress detection and optimized workflow management to smarter labor allocation.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers the latest research findings on Thrips parvispinus and its pest control applications.

Youngsman, who was named Greenhouse Grower’s second-ever Grower of the Year in 1986, was a problem solver and active voice for floriculture in the Pacific Northwest.

A simple camera and smart software can be all growers need to improve nutrient management, reduce waste, and catch problems before they show.

During Cultivate’25, a panel of growers representing companies of all sizes shared real-world examples of safety practices in action and how to embed safety into your company culture.

Justin Bartlett of Legacy Labor says amid all the unknowns in today’s labor market, more growers are turning to the H-2A program due to its stability.