Sustainabloom’s latest industry guides cover inventory management, from both a florist and grower/supplier perspective.

A group of recent e-Gro Alerts covers how EC and pH testing and leaf tissue analysis have helped diagnose plant nutrition problems.

In the second of a four-part series, University of Georgia Ornamental Specialist Ping Yu answers questions on what biochar can do for plant growth.

The final 2025 Greenhouse Training Online courses are “Climate Management’ and ‘Practical Disease Management’, starting on Nov. 10, 2025.

Plant growth regulators (PGRs) can help growers cut labor costs, simplify crop management, and ensure consistency across production and shipping.

Dr. Melinda Knuth looks at how the industry is incorporating sustainability, not because of regulations, but instead customer expectations.

Dr. A looks at the importance of conservation efforts to protect pollinators, and why moths are often overlooked as a beneficial insect.

The next course from the 2025 Greenhouse Training Online series is ‘Weed Management’, beginning on Nov. 3, 2025.

With Collate’s updated label, ethephon drenches are now an option for growers seeking more uniform and longer-lasting growth control.

This Canadian-based ornamental grower is investing in a Plant Order System from WPS to sustain growth while saving on labor.

The University of Minnesota’s cold-hardy breeding program delivers azaleas, chrysanthemums, and more varieties to northern climates.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers upcoming economic trends and consumer predictions for growers in 2026.

The availability of key materials such as peat and coir for the Western European substrate market is at a historic low, according to a report from the Association of Potting Soil and Substrate Manufacturers.