The move integrates one of the industry’s most well-respected bareroot growers into the Bailey organization, while offering customers an expanded product portfolio.

The Advertising Federation of Minnesota named McEnaney as one of its 32 Under 32 winners, representing the best up-and-coming marketing minds in the state.

A 150-foot tree art installation was constructed on the front lawn of the U.S. Capitol Building to promote the planting of trees in an effort to combat climate, change while creating meaningful experiences that bring nature into people’s every day lives.

Check out the newest 2018 plant introductions from Syngenta Flowers, Hishtil, Jaldety, Cohen Propagators, Nir Nursery, Bailey Nurseries, and Sunset Western/Southern Living Plants.

From an exciting perennial to a new white begonia, Allan Armitage says these showstoppers deserve recognition.

One way to learn about consumer behavior is to get boots on the ground and engage with them.

Plant Introductions, which Bailey purchased almost three years ago, is being rebranded as Bailey Innovations, an entity that will breed and trial new varieties in Georgia.

The beauty of our industry is that we are more than willing to reach out and help those around us. What connections can you make today to help your business, and what can you offer to help another grower?

With new avenues for buying young plants for vegetative production, growers should have an easier time finding availability and receiving shipments of unrooted cuttings for the coming seasons.

This year’s expo will focus on bridging the gap with Millennials and non-gardeners through creative marketing, engaging in-store displays, and heightened customer service.

Consumers can tune into the “Artists Rebloomed” station on Pandora to find hit songs from musical artists who have “rebloomed” and reinvented themselves throughout the years.

Greenhouse Grower’s second day of California Spring Trials 2017 offered some interesting new marketing efforts. Here’s a look at what we saw, and what you need to know.

Joe Bailey, Human Resources Director at Bailey Nurseries says each operation has to analyze their situation and decide for themselves if the H-2A program is right for them.