One of the project groups in the Horticultural Research Institute Leadership Program is digging into e-commerce in horticulture, and is asking for your help.
The Sidney B. Meadows Scholarship Endowment Fund and the Horticultural Research Institute are partnering to create a common application form for their respective scholarship programs.
Growers must maintain a favorable propagation environment and implement cultural practices to promote root initiation and subsequent root growth and development.
USDA-APHIS has removed clarity import requirements for tissue culture agar, the starter material for several greenhouse crops, including ferns. Learn why this is a big deal.
During the Biosolutions Conference and Expo in late February, growers will have plenty of chances to expand their knowledge, thanks to experiences shared by their peers from across the industry.
The 2,500-acre collection of wholesale nurseries located in Northeast Ohio reintroduced itself under a new brand, emphasizing its position as a single source of bareroot, container, and B&B plant material.
A four-year trial conducted at the Mt. Cuba Center in Hockessin, DE, showcases Carex as one of the most effective and versatile plants for home gardens.
The 2023 Biosolutions Conference and Expo offers you a chance to gain grower-to-grower insights on the tools required to build and maintain an effective bios-based pest management program.
In our continuing series on greenhouse labor, we look at why leading grower operations say professional development is a key tool in retaining their workers long-term.
The largest-ever group of garden retailers served as judges for this year’s Garden Center Group Cool Product Awards at the Tropical Plant International Expo.
