Winter storms, crippling heat, and an explosion of enthusiastic 2020 gardeners have taken their toll on the supply of ornamental shrubs and trees.

In the second of a weekly series, get to know the people behind some of today’s most popular plant varieties.

Even with disease symptoms present, it can be difficult to nail down which pathogen is the culprit (and which fungicide will work), without a DNA test.

The Perennial Plant Association’s Canadian and U.S. Great Lakes Regional Symposia are presenting a virtual symposium on “Perennial Professionals at Work and Play.”

T. Jay Higgins of Sun-Fire Nurseries is ready to grow his role and relationship with global plant supplier.

The supply chain may be a bottleneck for some, but that does not mean innovation has stopped for these companies.

In the first of a weekly series, get to know the people behind some of today’s most popular plant varieties.

Magnesium deficiency symptoms can be tricky to identify, especially late in the growing season.

A new webinar series from the American Horticultural Society will feature lively and engaging conversations with Great American Gardeners Award Winners.

Veggies are more than racks of tomatoes at the box store, and people love to hear about what’s new in veggies just as much as ornamentals.

This year’s conference, which takes place virtually, features 18 live sessions, 45+ speakers, and on-demand content addressing the industry’s current challenges.

Dodder, a parasitic weed with orange, spaghetti-like growth that entwines around plants, can become a significant problem if it is not identified and eradicated quickly.

Bug Bites! episodes from Michigan State begin in September and are intended to be discussions geared toward floriculture production systems.