Newsletter Ornamentals How the International Plant Production Society Aims to Seek and Share Research By Ping Yu|September 8, 2026
Management Monrovia Honors Horticulture Legends at 100th Anniversary Celebration By Monrovia|September 8, 2026
First Read Grower to Grower Podcast: Trends in the Tropicals and Foliage Market With Chris Rocheleau By Brian D. Sparks|September 6, 2026
John Henry Names National Sales Manager By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 6, 2009 Pat Bauer is the new national sales manager of the floral division at John Henry. She’ll oversee daily […]
Antifreeze For Plants By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 5, 2009 Dr. David Francko, a botanist at the University of Alabama, has developed a new spray that allows cold-sensitive […]
MasterTag Hires Strategic Account Manager By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 5, 2009 MasterTag has hired Dick Underwood as a Strategic Account Manager. Underwood brings a significant depth of experience and […]
FreeHand Now Registered In California By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 3, 2009 FreeHand 1.75G herbicide, a BASF product which combines a granular formulation of dimethenamid-P with pendimethalin, received full state […]
Meet OHP’s Latest Miticide By Greenhouse Grower staff|March 2, 2009 Shuttle O is the latest miticide in OHP’s portfolio, joining Floramite, Pylon, Judo, Kontos and Triact. It features […]
A Close-Up On Kontos By Greenhouse Grower staff|February 27, 2009 Kontos is a new systemic insecticide from OHP that derives from the tetramic acid class of chemistry. Kontos […]
IHA Adds Fertizilizer To Distribution Mix By Greenhouse Grower staff|February 26, 2009 Integrated Horticultural Alliance (IHA) and Florikan E.S.A. Corp have engaged in an agreement to provide BFG Supply, Inc., […]
Pest Management Conference Presents Integrated Solutions By Greenhouse Grower staff|February 25, 2009 For 25 years, the Society of American Florists’ (SAF) Pest Management Conference has been helping growers protect their […]
Riverview Sharing Its Sustainability Story Posted by Sara Tambascio|February 19, 2009 Does your greenhouse operation have a sustainability story, and if it does, are you telling it? Riverview Flower […]
Little Fixes That Save Big Bucks By Greenhouse Grower staff|February 17, 2009 Keeping a greenhouse warm enough to propagate plants in months as cold as January and February can cost […]
Industry Company Cracks Unique Forbes List By Greenhouse Grower staff|February 13, 2009 Which companies will still be around in the year 2109? Forbes magazine put together a list of 100 […]
Talking Shop: Perennial Potential By Allen Pyle|February 10, 2009 Perennials remain popular at retail, with steady to growing demand. Yet growing perennials remains a challenge for many […]
Energy-Efficient Annuals: Perfecting Temps & Light By John Erwin | Matthew Blanchard | Erik Runkle | Paul Fisher|February 10, 2009 Bedding and garden plants are the largest category of floriculture crops in the United States with a wholesale […]
