The efforts of AmericanHort and other organizations helped set a precedent of industry inclusion can only help future relief efforts for this current crisis, as well as future crises.

The Ditto series, part of the company’s Intrinsa breeding program, are white rust-resistant and available in five colors.

The California Cut Flower Commission says the decision is especially disappointing since it comes amid the COVID-19 pandemic, which has greatly affected American rose growers.

The COVID-19 pandemic and weather concerns didn’t stop trial managers and master gardeners from recognizing a range of top performers.

In preparation for the upcoming poinsettia season, Suntory Flowers will license three farms to produce Princettia euphorbia cuttings for North America in 2021.

You can find success in compressing your own growing media mixes. But before you go down that road, run the numbers to see if it’s in your best interest.

A new whitepaper now available for download offers key insights into the top issues and challenges facing the nation’s largest greenhouse ornamentals operations.

From new catalogs to expanded breeding program offerings, here are just a few variety updates to know about as you gear up for the next growing season.

The tour will include a special look at how garden centers do business around the world.

The University of Florida has posted two new videos on its Five Tips for Horticulture online training channel.

A group of women in leadership roles across the horticulture industry share insights on how to empower the next generation of leaders.

Just shy of a century in business, this well-known vegetable and seed broker announced it will cease operations after an unfortunate financial disaster.

Despite a few COVID-19-related challenges, good weather conditions contributed to a successful trial season.