AmericanHort’s Craig Regelbrugge outlines how this USDA program will expedite the unrooted cuttings supply chain, while improving the quality of plant material.

This three-step formula of biological control can go a long way in managing spider mites, a threat to rose growers around the world.

Horticulture is a durable and determined industry, and it’s these traits that have helped ornamental growers overcome perhaps their toughest spring ever.

The plant malady, which results from the spread of Agrobacterium, affects more than 100 greenhouse and nursery species.

This year’s event will not have a trade show, but will offer a select number of educational sessions.

Growers and suppliers made enough adjustments to the challenges facing them in the coronavirus pandemic that, by many accounts, the season was a success.

The cancellation of the 2020 California Spring Trials has forced plant breeders to come up with new ways to highlight their latest introductions.

AmericanHort’s Horticultural Research Institute has launched a web-based series that will feature key findings designed to help greenhouse businesses grow.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to affect several industry events planned for this summer. Here’s an update.

The coronavirus pandemic has not stopped Allan Armitage from sharing his love of plants and gardening. Learn more in his latest Shop Talk video.

There are ways you can capitalize on opportunities to supply ornamental grasses and native plants for eco projects.

Learn more about an opportunity to see the latest new plants up close and in-person.

Unit heaters used in greenhouse applications require some TLC to keep functioning at full capacity. Proper maintenance will keep them running efficiently for years to come.