Newsletter Ornamentals Mixed-Combination Pots and Hanging Basket Survey Now Open By The Ohio State University|September 8, 2026
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
Benchrunner Relay: Cold Growing Poinsettias By Greenhouse Grower staff|August 13, 2008 If managed properly through variety selection and scheduling, Paul Ecke III says cold growing poinsettias makes total sense. […]
Protecting Against Chrysanthemum White Rust By Greenhouse Grower staff|August 6, 2008 The American Nursery & Landscape Association (ANLA) and the Society of American Florists (SAF) are offering two final […]
Growing Green: New Products Posted by Sara Tambascio|August 1, 2008 Full Genetic PotentialOrganica Biotech:Plant Growth Activator Plus is the input of choice for microbial soil and plant inoculation […]
Grower Tool: Common Mistakes With New Crops By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 30, 2008 The industry demands new and exciting varieties each year that sell and are easy for consumers to maintain. […]
Surmounting Drought By Delilah Onofrey|July 24, 2008 With drought shutting down markets in much of the Southeast last year, many were concerned attendance also would […]
Water Treatment Workshop Planned As Alliance Forms By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 23, 2008 Water treatment is increasingly becoming an issue for growers. But the Water Education Alliance for Horticulture, a partnership […]
Fafard Showcases Research And Leader Program By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 23, 2008 Some interns are assigned the greenhouse grunt work, but 13 interns in the Fafard Research Leader Program participated […]
Production Tips For Top Performers: Aquilegia vulgaris By Cathy Whitman | Sonali Padhye|July 22, 2008 Aquilegia or columbines are among the most familiar and beloved flowers to grace our gardens in spring and […]
VeriFlora Expands To Include Manufacturers Posted by Sara Tambascio|July 16, 2008 The VeriFlora program initially launched to certify nursery plants, potted plants and cut flowers produced in a sustainable […]
The Certification Debate Rolls On Posted by Sara Tambascio|July 16, 2008 Metrolina Greenhouses in Huntersville, N.C., earned VeriFlora certification today, and in a session titled “The Journey to Certification,” […]
Shrubs That Can Be Greenhouse Forced By Allan Armitage|July 10, 2008 Last month, I sorted many common shrubs into “ease of forcing” groups, based on characteristics such […]
OFA Goes Green By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 9, 2008 Staff members identified areas to conserve resources, switch to greener inputs and promote recycling. The page count on […]
Insecticide For Thrips Control By Greenhouse Grower staff|July 9, 2008 “There is scientifically documented resistance by western flower thrips to several leading thrips products, and many growers are […]
