In his latest column, Allan Armitage says the pandemic has positively changed the way people view gardens, plants, and the time spent at home.

This year, NASS expanded the program to cover all 50 states and more than 30 new crops.

A new digital report offers peer-to-peer advice on preparing your greenhouse operation for the short- and long-term future.

Welcome to the Jungle is a new, indoor foliage houseplant program with 50 varieties of popular houseplant categories currently available.

The Young’s Plant Farm Trial Garden features 432 individual varieties, combination landscape beds, 56 hanging baskets, and 180 combinations planters.

The market-shifting dynamics of the COVID-19 pandemic have helped maintain demand for plants, but getting product delivered has emerged as a major challenge.

The direct-to-consumer sales provide another channel for customers to find J. Berry-branded varieties from the comfort of home.

American Floral Endowment is inviting the floral industry to participate in a fundraising campaign: Funding the Future of Floriculture.

Alternanthera mosaic virus infects a broad host range, with hosts from at least 30 taxonomic families including many commonly grown greenhouse and herbaceous ornamentals.

Every plant group has its moments, yet an extraordinarily important group of plants in design, landscaping, and function is one that is not mentioned nearly as often.

Darwin Perennials Day is back and in-person in The Gardens at Ball, with a focus on showcasing the latest introductions and educating perennial plant producers.

The Biostimulant Act, which establishes a consistent national definition for “plant biostimulants,” is supported by the Biological Products Industry Alliance.

Learn to steer clear of production challenges that can take the wow factor out of your calibrachoa crop.