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
Understanding Plant Nutrition: Environmentally Induced Plants By Paul Fisher | Bill Argo|July 24, 2009 Most nutrients are actively taken up by the plant from the soil solution. With active uptake, the plant […]
HIP Reveals Unique Green Tag Posted by Amanda Gallagher|July 23, 2009 The BioTag and EcoTag, two environmentally friendly, degradable tags, entered the market from Horticultural Identification Products (HIP) last […]
Superthrive Originator Honored As Environmental Steward By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 21, 2009 Ninety-seven-year old John Thomson, creator of Superthrive, was recognized with the Lifetime Environmental Awareness Award from Sustainable Environmental […]
Valent U.S.A. Names New COO By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 21, 2009 Jim Blome has been named executive vice president and chief operating officer of Valent U.S.A. Corporation. In his […]
Midwest Groundcovers Unveils Labeling Program By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 21, 2009 Midwest Groundcovers in St. Charles, Ill., recently established a label program that’s available to all its customers. Customers […]
Orchid Handling Simplified By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 14, 2009 Palm Tree Packaging’s newest product is the Bloom Bag, a decorative sleeve with handles. One sleeve size in […]
Identifying Herbaceous Perennial Diseases By Greenhouse Grower staff|June 30, 2009 The American Phytopathological Society recently published a book titled “Diseases of Herbaceous Perennials” that lists common diseases of […]
Serengeti Mod Sheets Are Standouts By Greenhouse Grower staff|June 30, 2009 A-ROO Company offers an assortment of potted plant sleeves and decorative sheets that make for nice product upgrades, […]
Cold Finishing Up North By Greenhouse Grower staff|June 22, 2009 Over the past several years, greenhouse growers have experienced a roller coaster ride with energy costs for heating […]
Understanding Plant Nutrition: Common High Media-EC Problems By Bill Argo | Paul Fisher|June 19, 2009 High electrical conductivity (EC) in the growing medium makes it harder for roots to take up nutrients and […]
Energy-Efficient Annuals: Ageratum & Cosmos By Matthew Blanchard | Erik Runkle|June 19, 2009 Scheduling annual bedding plants in flower for specific market dates is of increasing importance to many greenhouse growers. […]
Rating Cold Tolerance By Bart Hayes|June 18, 2009 Winters in the upper Midwest are long and cold. As a consequence, “cabin fever” is not uncommon. It […]
Joining The Battle Against Thrips By Jim Masilak|June 18, 2009 Raymond Cloyd is only half joking when he says the battle against western flower thrips is over, and […]
