Crops Learning Opportunity: A Look Inside the Success of Dr. A’s Garden By AmericanHort|November 4, 2026
Management When Greenhouse Roof Repairs Can’t Wait for an Empty House By Haroon Ashraf|November 4, 2026
Slow Going For Sustainable Standard By Kevin Yanik|March 30, 2010 Doug Cole is a sustainability proponent. Last summer, his greenhouse operation, D.S. Cole Growers in Loudon, N.H., was […]
Stone Wool As A Substrate By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 22, 2010 HortiPro and Saint-Gobain Cultilène, a Netherlands-based substrate company, recently joined forces, making Cultilène’s stone wool substrates more easily […]
Battle Of The Bugs By Delilah Onofrey|March 18, 2010 Interest in alternative pest control strategies seems to come and go based on the efficacy of the products […]
Plug Connection Now MPS-Certified Sustainable Posted by Sara Tambascio|March 16, 2010 Plug Connection joined D.S. Cole Growers this week as an MPS-certified sustainable greenhouse operation in the United States. […]
A Step Forward For Pesticide Safety Training By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 16, 2010 The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), of course, requires all greenhouse operations using pesticides to train workers in their […]
2 Jiffy Products Now OMRI Listed By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 16, 2010 The Jiffy Growbag and Jiffy Growblock were recently certified by the Organic Materials Review Institute, making them available […]
New Trays From Blackmore By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 16, 2010 Blackmore recently introduced two new trays: the 102 Orphan and the Ellepot 72 Deep trays. 102 Orphan Blackmore’s […]
Molt-X: BioWorks’ New Insecticide By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 2, 2010 BioWorks has added a botanical insecticide, Molt-X, to its product line. Molt-X was recently EPA approved and it […]
Secrets To Success With Calibrachoa By Stefan Reiner|February 23, 2010 Calibrachoa has had a huge success in the marketplace. Introduced in the mid-1990s, it has become the No. […]
Ethylene In The Greenhouse By W. Roland Leatherwood | Neil S. Mattson|February 23, 2010 Plants exposed to high concentration (> 0.05 ppm) ethylene exhibit a range of familiar symptoms, such as leaf […]
BASF Adds 4 To Team By Greenhouse Grower staff|February 17, 2010 BASF Professional Turf & Ornamentals has added four new employees to its team. Appointed are Brian Lish, business […]
Subdue MAXX Approved For 2 Diseases Posted by Janeen Wright|February 17, 2010 Syngenta’s Subdue MAXX fungicide has been given updated label approval by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for foliar […]
Masterblend International Moving By Greenhouse Grower staff|February 17, 2010 Effective March 1, Masterblend International is moving to a new and expanded plant and warehouse facility in Morris, […]
