American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers effective smart water and irrigation strategies in floriculture.

The deadline for Greenhouse Grower’s 2026 Head Grower of the Year and Operation of the Year award nominations is May 15, so make your submission today!

This final article in a six-part series looks at the use of northeastern tree species to improve wood substrate supply and production.

Here’s a look at cost-effective ways to prevent and manage the infestation of pests and weeds in your greenhouse this spring.

University of Georgia professor Michael A. Dirr was one of two individuals selected for the 2026 Georgia Agricultural Hall of Fame.

As experienced growers retire and fewer new professionals enter the pipeline, training and development are becoming critical tools.

Making changes away from perlite in propagation mixes requires paying strict attention to the impact on air space and water holding.

At California Spring Trials 2026, the Greenhouse Grower team visited Sakata to check out varieties from its cut flowers program.

AmericanHort is asking all industry members to contact your Representative today and urge them to support the 2026 Farm Bill.

From underused features to energy savings, suppliers share how growers can make better use of today’s environmental controls.

As input costs rise and margins tighten, understanding your return on investment in greenhouse technology is critical to building a profitable, scalable operation.

From frass to exuciae, Pamela Andrade of UC Davis highlights new potential plant nutrition solutions for growers to explore.

The American Floral Endowment is launching a new Young Professionals Council professional development and leadership webinar series in 2026.