Ornamentals Production
Do Your Plants Have the Right Mix of Growing Media?
October 31, 2019
The University of Florida is offering a way for greenhouse growers to virtually learn how to prevent and manage diseases.
By sourcing bulbs directly from its farm in Peru rather than relying on third-party suppliers, Bloomaker will be able to better manage plant quality.
Bailey Nurseries hosted its annual Summer Expo – featuring a brief preview of upcoming 2020 new varieties – at the companies’ headquarters in Woodbury, MN, just outside the Twin Cities.
Years of grower testing has demonstrated that biocontrol is the only consistent and reliable approach for whitefly control in poinsettias.
In some cases, growers fertilize their garden mums too late into the production cycle, resulting in elevated soluble salts levels in the growing media.
Biostimulants are a diverse group of sustainable products that can increase overall plant health and crop quality by promoting growth and enhancing environmental stress tolerance.
Whether through foliar assault or ground attack, take control with application techniques and strategies that maximize beneficial nematode effectiveness.
A team of industry and academic leaders has tracked rose rosette across the U.S., developed new diagnostic tools, and expedited breeding with hundreds of new molecular markers.
Handling downy mildew and powdery mildew issues can be tricky. The good news is there are more options for control than you think.
Cyclamen mites in the greenhouse can not only damage plants during feeding, they can also serve as an entry point for botrytis.
A Michigan State University researcher who evaluated plant growth control with plant growth regulator drenches in wood fiber substrates says initial results are promising.
North Creek Nurseries’ propagation expert shares the operation’s best methods for propagating native perennials.
Impatiens downy mildew is one of the most notorious diseases to affect ornamental greenhouse production.