By combining European growing methods with cutting-edge technology, The Plant Company is redefining how houseplants are grown in the U.S.

The first part of the ACT Group webinar covers flowers and ornamentals, while the second part covers leafy greens.

From growing media tariff impacts to new energy monitoring options, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s April 2025 issue.

California’s ongoing Smart Controls for Data-Driven Indoor Agriculture Field Evaluation study looks for ways to save energy in greenhouses.

Industry leaders discuss how to take advantage of what environmental control systems have to offer, regardless of your operation size.

Here’s a look at the role that dehumidification plays in the process of efficient and sustainable flower cultivation.

Depending on the size of your growing operation, you have multiple heating and cooling energy options to choose from.

Greenhouse staff should be trained to repair heating systems, perform routine cleaning, and identify when a unit is nearing its end.

An e-Gro Alert from W. Garrett Owen of Ohio State covers ways to mitigate damage from holding cuttings and plugs in liners and trays.

Learn how this Utah greenhouse operation’s unique geology allows it to both heat its greenhouses and irrigate its crops.

GrowSpan has announced a grand opening and ribbon-cutting event for its new Venlo greenhouse project at its Dyersville, IA, campus.

This extra February 2025 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on greenhouse energy.

Biotherm was among those listed in “50 Companies and Organizations Leading Sustainable Agriculture in 2024,” from Omdena.