Tag along with Dr. Allan Armitage on his latest walkabout and see what caught his eye at an independent garden center.

From lively colors to cold tolerance and holding power, new garden mums and mum substitutes offer a wide range of possibilities for growers.

Learn how one grower used the Systems Approach to Nursery Certification program to seamlessly tie all its processes together to create a continuous flow of plants, from start to finish.

From a leadership change at Monrovia to bolstered sales teams at two other companies, check out some of the names making horticulture headlines this month.

During his time with Vaughan’s Horticulture and other brokers and growers, Matt helped countless customers with his out-of-the-box thinking, and built long-lasting friendships.

From glow-in-the-dark landscapes to floral deliveries via flying cars, check out breeders’ sometimes wild thoughts for horticulture in the coming years.

The COVID-19 pandemic may have limited available help and plant sales, but there were still a few stand-out plant varieties that emerged.

The group’s annual symposium will include virtual educational opportunities as well as pop-up in-person regional gatherings that will follow local health guidelines.

Your business is constantly evolving. Get the grower perspective on upgrading your greenhouse with this new download.

Each one of Fleuroselect’s 2022 Gold Medal Winners ranked high in innovation, beauty, and garden performance.

Just shy of a century in business, a well-known vegetable and seed broker announced it will cease operations. Plus, remember trade shows? Attendees at last year’s TPIE sure do, especially since it turned out to be one of the horticulture industry’s last live events of 2020.

Ralstonia rears its ugly head, but fast action prevents major problems. Plus, succulents experts offer solutions to production challenges.

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the value of virtual education, and California Spring Trials gets a name change.