Take a virtual tour of this new state-of-the-art facility in Wilp, Netherlands that brings progressive ideas to market.
Learn how a new, first-year flowering series of dianthus thrives under various photoperiods.
During poinsettia production season, the late summer/early fall months are the right time to watch for certain pests and diseases.
The Northeast Greenhouse Conference has teamed up with Cornell University to develop a joint guide for the integrated management of greenhouse floriculture crops and herbaceous ornamentals.
Lighting, fertilizer, moisture, and plant growth regulators can all affect begonia flowering.
Tobacco rattle virus has a wide host range that includes peony and other plants, and symptoms can vary according to host plant and environmental conditions.
Research funded by the American Flower Endowment and the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers is evaluating the suitability of anaerobic soil disinfestation for soilborne disease management.
According to research at Sollum Technologies, the lighting recipe applied to a particular flower type can significantly influence its growth, development, and aesthetic appeal.
Hard surfaces like the concrete in a greenhouse or compacted ground of a nursery are perfect environments for the development of this blue-green algae.
By using graphical tracking and temperature tracking tools, growers can offer perfect poinsettia retail specs to their partners.
American Floral Endowment’s Grow Pro Webinar on June 20 will cover techniques for extending the time cut flowers can be successfully stored, and hints for handling challenging species.
CosMic Plants, an Ontario-based grower of phalaenopsis orchids, started the process of MPS-ABC environmental certification in 2022.
Preventing and correcting ammonium toxicity in greenhouses starts with understanding the causes, symptoms, and solutions.