The Society of American Florists claim that the EPA isn’t taking into account the impact new rules will have on the floriculture industry.

A.M.A. Horticulture provides an overview of some of the most prominent greenhouse innovations presented at the Root Health Symposium.

More growers are turning their attention to sustainability for the environment, the community, and their business, with MPS certification.

You can still sign up for the Greenhouse Production Tour and tour of Cincinnati’s Botanical Gardens to kick off Cultivate.

Landmark Plastic, a container company based in Akron, OH, is celebrating 40 years of excellence in the greenhouse industry.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers how to properly identify and manage root diseases in floriculture crops.

Two weed varieties that are often overlooked when preventing their spread in greenhouse operations are those of algae and moss.

To align with its mission, the AFE has revealed its slate of funding for new and continuing 2024-2025 research projects.

Greenhouses and nurseries in the Pine Tree State have reported a slow start to the growing season this spring after a busy 2023.

The knowledge and experience that growers bring to irrigation practices is key, rather than just guessing what is best for your crop.

Recent findings from the Sainsbury Laboratory of Cambridge have found a plant drought-survival mechanism to be useful as pest control.

Each year, greenhouse growers face challenges in keeping plants free from disease. Fortunately, there are several strategies to follow.

According to the team at Syngenta Flowers, some varieties of geranium are more susceptible than others.