Newsletter Ornamentals How the International Plant Production Society Aims to Seek and Share Research By Ping Yu|September 8, 2026
Management Monrovia Honors Horticulture Legends at 100th Anniversary Celebration By Monrovia|September 8, 2026
First Read Grower to Grower Podcast: Trends in the Tropicals and Foliage Market With Chris Rocheleau By Brian D. Sparks|September 6, 2026
Callused Geranium Cuttings: Tips For Successful Rooting By Matthew Blanchard|September 6, 2012 Growers are always looking for opportunities to improve production efficiency and reduce costs. One option is to use […]
Pageant Intrinsic Offers Plant Health Beyond Disease Control By Thavy Staal|September 6, 2012 Fungal diseases often rob budding beauties of their vigor and vitality, while environmental stresses, like cold, heat and […]
Inducing Systemic Acquired Resistance: Helping Plants Help Themselves By Scott Titus|September 5, 2012 When a group of farmers I consulted with in 1987 wanted to grow certified organic apples, I started […]
Star Roses and Plants/Conard-Pyle Unveils New Brand, Pot Posted by Amanda Gallagher|August 27, 2012 A new house brand and pot design has been unveiled for the Star Roses and Plants brand, the […]
OASIS Grower Solutions Raises the Propagation Bar Again with New Corporate Website By Greenhouse Grower staff|August 20, 2012 With a fresh look inspired by new branding initiatives, the folks at Oasis Grower Solutions (OGS) have created […]
Cornell’s Margery Daughtrey Is An APS Fellow Recipient Posted by Janeen Wright|August 17, 2012 The American Phytopathological Society (APS) has named Cornell’s Margery Daughtrey as an APS Fellow Recipient. The society grants […]
When Fertilizing, Don’t Neglect The Root Zone By Neil S. Mattson | Christopher J. Currey | Roberto G. Lopez|August 14, 2012 Bedding and potted plants are traditionally fertilized daily or several times a week with water soluble fertilizer (WSF) […]
Bedding Plants and CRFs By Neil S. Mattson | Brian A. Krug | Roberto G. Lopez|August 13, 2012 While controlled-release fertilizers (CRFs) are not a recent addition to a grower’s toolbox, they are not nearly as […]
Capillary Mats Are Back By Ellen Paparozzi | George Meyer|August 6, 2012 Thirty years ago, capillary mats were used for production of floricultural pot crops like Easter lilies. The advantage […]
Potted Plants On CRFs By Neil S. Mattson | Brian A. Krug | Roberto G. Lopez|August 6, 2012 After seeing how bedding plants are affected by controlled-release fertilizers, three separate studies were conducted to show how […]
Benefit From Beneficial Nematodes By Julie Graesch|August 2, 2012 With a variety of factors driving pest management changes in horticultural operations, many professionals are looking to expand […]
Arm Your Poinsettias Against Key Insects By Karl Trellinger|July 27, 2012 Whiteflies. To keep whitefly populations under control, drench the growing media with a neonicotinoid (MOA Group 4a) insecticide […]
Protect Your Poinsettias From Key Diseases By Karl Trellinger|July 27, 2012 Pythium. Apply Subdue Maxx at 1 ounce/100 gallons as a soil drench after planting. Rotate with Truban WP […]
