First Read Juan Ponce of Metrolina Greenhouses on Building a Strong Growing Team From the Bottom Up By Brian D. Sparks|November 14, 2026
First Read Check Out the Winners of the 2026 CEAg World Impact Awards By Brian D. Sparks|November 13, 2026
First Read Learning Opportunity: Growing with Sustainability in Mind By Sustainabloom|November 13, 2026
Biocontrols in The Greenhouse: Trends For 2013 By Richard Jones|November 15, 2012 It hasn’t been long since most comments you heard about using biological controls — beneficial insects or mites, […]
Focus On Fertility: Osteospermum By Cari Peters|November 14, 2012 Osteospermum is a tender perennial, now classified outside of the dimorphotheca genus. In the more temperate climates, it […]
WholeTree Provides A Sustainable Substrate By David Kuack|November 13, 2012 Growers hate surprises, especially when it comes to costs. So when the price of fuel or other supplies […]
Integrate Production From Planting To Shipping By Andrew Britten|November 9, 2012 When I start thinking of technology in the greenhouse, I immediately think of all the wonderful robots we […]
Kube-Pak’s Bill Swanekamp: Preparing For Downy Mildew In 2013 By Richard Jones|November 9, 2012 Impatiens downy mildew was one of the biggest disease stories of 2012, and the potential for more issues […]
Irrigation In The Greenhouse: How To Water Wisely Posted by Sara Tambascio|November 8, 2012 How Plants Take Up WaterFind out exactly how plants take up water from substrates and which factors affect […]
How To Decide What Varieties To Grow By Dennis Crum|November 8, 2012 Every fall, growers throughout our industry devote a great deal of time and effort to creating their production […]
How To Grow Coreopsis By Conor Carey | Dan Heims|November 8, 2012 Coreopsis is a native North American plant with a wide range, growing naturally from Alaska to the southern […]
5 Things You Should Know About Growing Cyclamen By Rob O'Hara|November 8, 2012 While I am certainly not an expert on cyclamen production, I have learned some key elements (often the […]
Are Your Herbaceous Perennials Sick? By Karli Petrovic|November 6, 2012 The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) has released a new survey that reports there is […]
Biological Controls And Pesticides Can Work Together By Greenhouse Grower staff|November 5, 2012 Some growers are interested in combining natural enemies — biological control agents, such as parasitoids and predators — […]
Biological Control Products To Protect Your Crop Posted by Brian Sparks|November 5, 2012 Overusing chemicals can lead to increased resistance. Use these biological control products as a natural way to prevent […]
Willoway Nursery Tests System For Precision Nutrient Control By Bill Bauerle Ph.D.|November 2, 2012 This last article in the Water Wisely series presents a case study using previously presented concepts in our […]
