First Read Grower to Grower Podcast: A Look Back at Darwin Perennials Day, and a Look Ahead to Cultivate’26 By Brian D. Sparks|July 4, 2026
First Read Why a Bipartisan Agricultural Labor Reform Bill Is the First Step to Solving H-2A Concerns By Brian D. Sparks|July 3, 2026
Crops Video Spotlight: Droughtables, a Collection of Waterwise Plant Solutions By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 3, 2026
Ted Melnik Joins Valent BioSciences As Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer By Greenhouse Grower staff|August 21, 2013 Ted Melnik has joined Valent BioSciences Corp. (VBC) as the company’s executive vice president and chief operating officer. […]
How Temperature and Photoperiod Impact Orchid Spiking By Yin-Tung Wang | Wei-Ting Tsai | Ting-En Dai|August 19, 2013 Orchids are everywhere and the demand is continuing to grow as the most popular blooming potted crop in […]
Students Evaluate Bio Char In Soil Posted by Sara Tambascio|August 19, 2013 Horticulture students from Olds College in Alberta, Canada, are investigating the viability of using bio char as a […]
Impatiens Downy Mildew: 2013 And Beyond By Sara Tambascio|August 16, 2013 Between warnings from garden writers and the national media and extensive signage at garden centers and retail outlets, […]
Stress Is Good For Plants By Neil S. Mattson|August 14, 2013 Do your greenhouse plants live a life of luxury? Soaking up the sun, bathed in nourishing nutrients, in […]
Four Star Greenhouse Will Offer Four Star University On September 10 By Greenhouse Grower staff|August 14, 2013 In its first annual education event designed exclusively for growers, Four Star Greenhouse in Carleton, Mich., will present […]
Understand Downy And Powdery Mildews With New Research Reports Posted by Sara Tambascio|July 30, 2013 The American Floral Endowment (AFE) has released two new research reports to help the industry better respond to […]
Dramm Announces New Family Ownership By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 25, 2013 The Dramm Corporation has announced a planned succession in family ownership. Kurt and Marlene Dramm have completed the […]
Impatiens Downy Mildew Incidence Down Significantly In 2013 By Richard Jones|July 13, 2013 With more than half of the country impacted by impatiens downy mildew in 2012, it’s a bit of […]
Nursery Supplies And Summit Plastic To Merge Posted by Amanda Gallagher|July 11, 2013 Summit Plastic Co. and Nursery Supplies Inc., affiliated companies since 2006, announce a merger designed to offer a […]
New Controlled Import Permit Regulations Issued By USDA-APHIS By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 9, 2013 If you import plant material for research, trialing or under post-entry quarantine, you should familiarize yourself with the […]
Growing Produce In A Floating System By Lyneida M. Hustick|June 25, 2013 Growing vegetables in floating systems is a viable alternative to soil production. By focusing on crops with short […]
Are Biocontrols Compatible With Insecticides And Fungicides? Posted by Amanda Gallagher|June 10, 2013 Some products can be used with biocontrols and some can’t. Biocontrol suppliers have shared the following links to help you make the right choices for using traditional controls in conjunction with biocontrols.
