One of two courses debuting Oct. 14 for 2024 Greenhouse Training Online from the University of Florida is ‘Weed Management.’

Dr. Julia L. Kerrigan of Clemson talks about her team’s project focused on ways to combat petal blight in the cut flower industry.

The newly registered Postiva fungicide aims to help ornamental growers provide a strong defense against diseases.

The 2024-2025 winter weather forecast from the Farmers’ Almanac predicts a “Wet Winter Whirlwind” of rapid snow and rainstorms.

Flower production in greenhouses have begun to adopt new equipment practices such as active dehumidification to conserve energy.

Tom Fernandez, a Department of Horticulture Professor at MSU, has been conducting research on how to more efficiently irrigate plants.

With nearly $250,000 of funds provided by the USDA, the HRI will be studying and learning ways to combat this growing threat to the industry.

The Greenhouse Training Online program from UF IFAS is seeking feedback on course priorities from workers throughout the industry.

A new course debuting Oct. 14 for 2024 Greenhouse Training Online from the University of Florida is ‘Success With Your Latino Workforce.’

De Vroomen Garden Products reports significant flower bulb supply shortages throughout the 2024 season due to extreme weather conditions.

Dr. Debalina Saha and Supti Mou of Michigan State University explore organic mulching as a non-chemical weed control method.

The study found that bees and other pollinators are attracted to bullseye patterns, which emerge on petals during early flower development.

The Resource Innovation Institute (RII) offers insights on floriculture trends taken from USDA AgCensus data.