The Ohio State University is seeking voluntary input to identify research and Extension priorities on native plant propagation and production.

Dr. Allan Armitage talks about how visiting local garden centers can be a great way to learn about consumers.

From plant transportation tips to grower and tech supplier collabs, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s June 2025 issue.

This year’s speaker, Meg Morrison, is an executive coach, facilitator, and speaker with more than 10 years of experience working with leaders across industries, including in the gardening sector.

In the final part of a series of articles, manufacturers weigh in on why increased partnerships between greenhouse structures and components companies can benefit growers.

Take a look at how greenhouse growers and tech suppliers are teaming up on projects to bring new innovations to life.

In Part 5 of our look at greenhouse structures and components trends, we speak to manufacturers on whether they’re seeing more new builds or retrofit projects in the market.

AmericanHort’s Mary Beth Cowardin demonstrates the benefits of Sage, the company’s new AI tool, and gives a preview of Cultivate’25.

A field assistance bulletin has been issued to provide clarity regarding the suspension of the Biden Administration’s 2024 farmworker rule.

With the right tools and strategies, here’s how growers can streamline trucking shipments and keep plants moving.

In Part 3 of our look at greenhouse structures and components trends, we speak to suppliers about energy costs and regulations.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers how to comply with new plastic regulations and alternatives to avoid them.

The 55,000-square-foot facility significantly expands Estabrook’s production capacity while showcasing its cutting-edge technology.