Jim Barrett, Environmental Horticulture Department professor at the University of Florida, is one of 15 speakers scheduled to […]

If it was only as easy as turning a dial, pH problems would not exist. In the real […]

1. Project Carbon…why is this research effort important, and what are you hoping will come out of it? […]

One of the time-honored and automatic points of interest for most growers is the fertilizer-injection area. Think about […]

Seed and zonal geraniums are iron-efficient crops that are prone to iron/manganese toxicity when the media-pH gets too […]

The 26th annual Pest & Production Management Conference (P&PMC), presented by SAF and Greenhouse Grower, will take place […]

As the year winds down and you’re shipping out the last of your poinsettias and holiday crops, we’re […]

Commonly known as sweet potato vine, ipomoeas have become the most popular trailing accent in mixed containers and […]

Native to Australia, scaevola is grown as an annual but is a perennial by nature. It produces a […]

Today’s vincas are better than ever before, offering hybrid vigor and dramatically enhanced disease resistance and performance. Two […]

In the last 15 years, calibrachoa has emerged as one of the most vibrant vegetative annuals crops. The […]

Fuchsias have forever been the favorite hanging plant for shade, but modern fuchsia series can handle more heat […]

Vigorous vegetatively produced petunias have revolutionized the genus and come in all sizes and colors. How do you […]