Greenhouse Grower Contributing Editor Allan Armitage looks at how Benary is using ptilotus to innovate with cut flowers.
Counting pests and using action thresholds requires time and knowledge, but results in less pesticide use, reduced potential for insect resistance, and can improve plant quality.
From sustainability to a constant consumer focus, here’s how one of the industry’s leading greenhouses has crafted a legacy that benefits the entire industry.
Current Walters Gardens CEO John Walters will transition his role to Karin Walters, his daughter and current Vice President of Product Strategy.
The Greenhouse Grower team saw several exciting new plant varieties at this site that offer lots of opportunities for growers.
In his latest column, Allan Armitage describes how cut flowers have captured the public’s attention, thanks to the help of growers and others in the industry.
From petunias to verbena, learn more about Danziger’s pollinator-friendly offerings on display at the 2022 California Spring Trials.
Sara Neagu-Reed joins AmericanHort after a decade of working in various government affairs and legislative roles.
Each stop on the first day of California Spring Trials was buzzing with attendees sizing up the new plant introductions and catching up with old connections they hadn’t seen in a while.
Hailing from all parts of the world, begonias have found their way into the pots and minds of gardeners, both young and old.
Ornamental growers looking to build or improve their insecticide rotation program should not hesitate to reach out to experts for their advice.
Hairy bittercress is a winter weed that may also appear throughout the year in greenhouses because of favorable growing conditions and continuous irrigation availability.
Chili pepper mild mottle virus can cause mottling, flower break, necrotic spots, and stunting, and it’s been season on calibrachoas this season.