The “Year of the” program chooses crops specifically for the North American market that are easy to grow, genetically diverse, and with a lot of new breeding to showcase.

Closely following several nematode best practices can ensure growers get the most out of their nematode products and applications.

Mt. Cuba Center’s four-year Carex trials show how the species adapt to their environment and thrive outside of their comfort zone.

Research funded by the American Flower Endowment and the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers is evaluating the suitability of anaerobic soil disinfestation for soilborne disease management.

It is important that growers understand key sources of margin erosion and adjust their operational and data habits to provide visibility and identify problems before the situation becomes serious.

Here’s your chance to get to know the finalists for this year’s Operation of the Year award before the winner is announced at Cultivate’23.

The primary purpose of a recent study was to gain an understanding of consumer perceptions as they relate to retail floral providers’ sustainable and environmentally friendly practices.

During the 2023 California Spring Trials, these begonias offered great flower size and beautiful foliage that works well in baskets or containers.

During the 2023 California Spring Trials, the Greenhouse Grower team saw new colors in lantana and how they are ideal for hanging baskets.

These six individuals have a plethora of accomplishments in the industry and have their sights set on even further growth.

The company’s latest sustainability report, “Growing Together,” offers a view into the company’s sustainability policy and its commitment to a sustainable value chain.

Proposed legislation would establish a Specialty Crop Mechanization and Automation Research and Development Program within the United States Department of Agriculture.

By using graphical tracking and temperature tracking tools, growers can offer perfect poinsettia retail specs to their partners.