Newsletter Benchrunner Friday Learning Opportunity: Using Bioreactors to Reduce Agrochemicals in Production Water By Greenhouse Grower staff|September 28, 2026
First Read Planning for 2027? Focus on the Economic Drivers You Can Control By Brian D. Sparks|September 27, 2026
First Read Grower to Grower Podcast: How Greensource Helps Connect Plant Buyers and Sellers By Brian D. Sparks|September 26, 2026
Koppert Introduces Multifunctional Dosage Pot For Mini-Airbug Mite Applicator By Greenhouse Grower staff|September 10, 2013 Koppert has developed a new multifunctional dosage pot for the Mini-Airbug, which is used by growers to control […]
The Rise Of The Deco Pot By Richard Jones|September 9, 2013 Pots aren’t just something for a grower to put a plant in anymore. The presentation of the plant […]
Neonicotinoid Insecticides And Bee-Decline: Association Effort Addresses The Issues Posted by Laura Drotleff|September 3, 2013 To help you answer questions that will undoubtedly arise following the unfortunate and accidental bee-kill that happened in […]
How To Manage Mealybugs In The Greenhouse By Marla Faver|September 3, 2013 A mealybug outbreak can be very frustrating for growers because managing these pests is very difficult. Mealybugs are […]
BioWorks Adds EcoVita To The Verdanta Family Of Biofertilizers Posted by Sara Tambascio|August 27, 2013 EcoVita, a homogeneous granular organic fertilizer, has been added to Bioworks Inc.’s Verdanta biofertilizers product family. This fertilizer […]
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 […]
