Longwood Gardens, an 1,100-acre display garden in Kennett Square, Pa., has a compost production facility that produces more […]

Greenhouse floriculture is largely an unchanging industry, but it’s one Rick Vulgamott argues must change. Vulgamott, who spent […]

Landmark Plastic’s Jim Frederick recalls visiting a greenhouse operation 20-plus years ago and struggling to sell the value […]

Growers typically lock in on one set of prices–the one they’re paying–in discussions with manufacturers and distributors about […]

Whose responsibility is it to ensure horticultural plastics are recycled? It’s a question plastics manufacturers, growers and retailers […]

Faced with the most dramatic peat shortage in decades, growers have been scrambling to secure their growing media […]

Nearly 15 years ago as a retail grower I was troubled by the fierce competition among retailers for […]

Let’s face it: Plastic is everywhere. It’s something most of us take for granted, but it’s at the […]

The town of Saratoga, N.Y., has observed downy mildew on Impatiens walleriana in public and private gardens for […]

The Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association (CSPMA), whose members represent 95 percent of the North American peat production, indicates […]

North America’s leading peat suppliers are working with customers to make sure they get their orders in for […]

SePRO is voluntarily restricting the use of Hachi-Hachi on poinsettias with bracts in color after trialing the product […]

After the Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association (CSPMA) announced last week that the peat supply in Eastern Canada […]