Management The Role of Horticultural Research in Powering the Green Industry By Jennifer Gray | Horticultural Research Institute|March 31, 2026
Making Water Work For Growing By Dennis Crum|July 25, 2011 Many articles have been written over the past few years on water quality and the need for growers […]
Graphical Tracking: The Basics Of Monitoring By Christopher J. Currey | Roberto G. Lopez|July 25, 2011 Figure 2. Long, thin and weak poinsettia stems due to tight spacing (shade avoidance response) on the greenhouse […]
OHP Launches Improved Website By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 14, 2011 OHP has made revisions and improvements to the company website at OHP.com. The new website design features several […]
Becker Underwood Launches Nematode Forum Online By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 14, 2011 Becker Underwood recently introduced a forum to help growers connect with each other to exchange knowledge, ideas and […]
Bellan Introduces Stone Lite Posted by Amanda Gallagher|July 14, 2011 Bellan International spotlighted its line of decorative fiberglass flower pots featuring Stone Lite for independent garden centers and […]
Using Controlled-Release Fertilizers By Kevin Yanik|July 14, 2011 There’s no question growers could be more efficient in their use of fertilizers in the greenhouse. Some fertilizer […]
Everris Introduces New Osmocote Fertilizer By Kevin Yanik|July 14, 2011 Everris, the company formerly knows as Scotts Professional, has developed Osmocote Bloom controlled-release fertilizer for bedding plants in small […]
Berger Acquires California Peat Supplier By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 14, 2011 Berger Peat Moss has acquired Sun Land Garden Products, a peat supplier based in Watsonville, Calif. Sun Land […]
Ellepot Retail Packaging Unveiled By Sara Tambascio|July 12, 2011 Retail packaging for the Ellepot has arrived. In a partnership with the Denmark-based Schur packaging company, Blackmore displayed […]
Scheduling Perennials By Delilah Onofrey|July 11, 2011 Paul Westervelt of Saunders Brothers in Virginia gave a great presentation on scheduling perennials, as part of a […]
Grower 101: Lighting With Erik Runkle By Sara Tambascio|July 10, 2011 The quantity of light plants receive and the quality of that light can influence growth and stem extension. […]
Quality In The Mind Of The Consumer By Kevin Yanik|July 10, 2011 Every grower believes their product is of the highest quality. But as Ball Horticultural Co.’s Will Healy travels […]
Grower 101: Lighting With John Erwin By Sara Tambascio|July 10, 2011 Are greenhouse temperatures the one input you’re not paying careful attention to? Temperature can affect rooting, germination and […]
