Here’s a simple framework to help growers get better, more accurate, and more reliable answers from practical AI tools.

This is the third article in a six-part series highlighting the sourcing, engineering, commercial availability, and use of wood substrates.

The Tropical Plant International Expo was once again a prime site for garden retailers to walk the trade show floor seeking out their favorite products.

In this episode, we talk to Jeremy Friedman, owner of Blooma Farms, about how the Welby Gardens acquisition helps Blooma Farms expand its liner offerings, why it brought on key leadership from the Welby management team, and much more.

From greenhouse leadership to adult vocational training, growers and educators are rethinking how careers in horticulture begin and grow.

American Floral Endowment helps growers meet production challenges by funding vetted research and translating findings into actionable tools.

The third and final installment of our series highlights more plant varieties that reflect Cloud Dancer, Pantone’s 2026 Color of the Year.

Tariffs, financing costs, and labor pressure are reshaping how growers approach expansions and retrofits and who they partner with.

With tax-law changes introducing new considerations for benefits, payroll reporting, and compensation planning, here’s what HR teams need to know.

Dutch Heritage Gardens is leveraging infrastructure, tech, and market gaps to drive growth with a young plant division and foliage offerings.

Faced with labor shortages, growers are using the H-2A program to build reliable seasonal workforces and stabilize operations.

Here’s what’s changing for HR in 2026 and how it will impact greenhouse growers and businesses of all sizes.

Dr. Allan Armitage highlights four standout native plants that he hopes to see more of in 2026 and beyond.