There are a few new ways to reduce the likelihood of developing resistance to insecticides labeled for thrips. […]

Mercer Botanicals, a tropicals grower featured on our January 2008 cover, is among the latest greenhouse growers to […]

Figures 1a and b. The flowers of Spanish lavender or L. stoechas have showy, whimsical bracts on top […]

Myers Industries will be closing three manufacturing facilities and streamlining much of its production, the company announced today. […]

For more than 10 years, growers at Four Star Greenhouse in Carleton, Mich., have finished many spring crops […]

Some growers were raised into it, and for some, their customers demand it from them. But for Lloyd […]

High fertilizer levels can be too much of a good thing, leading to excess growth, nutrient toxicity and […]

Reducing fertilization is one solution to decelerating pest population growth rate and increasing the effectiveness of pest control. […]

Mitch and Patty Rabin know in tough economic times, it’s best to stick with what you know. The […]

The 25th annual Pest Management Conference, presented by Society of American Florists and Greenhouse Grower, will feature more […]

Over the next 25 years, BioWorks will continue to be an industry leader in developing and commercializing environmentally […]

The Scotts Company celebrated its 140th anniversary this year, and it evolved greatly since the days of O.M. […]

Always at the leading edge, in 1994, Berger Peat Moss was the first peat company in North America […]