The WMARS Display Gardens delivered season-long color, strong performance, and a deep bench of top-rated annuals.

These trends reflect the ideas, practices, and emerging aesthetics poised to influence gardeners across the country in the year ahead.

Expanded beds and steady summer heat gave UT’s 2025 trials a chance to highlight reliable, high-color performers in both sun and shade.

As we revisit this year’s new variety introductions, here are just a few of our favorites.

Sometimes a story you’re reading in the monthly print issue of Greenhouse Grower magazine might include only a fraction of the information we were able to compile.

Here’s a look at the top 12 floriculture and horticulture news stories that captured the most views in 2025.

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

Celebrating 20 years, NDSU’s trial gardens highlighted dependable performers and crowd favorites under a slightly wetter-than-average summer.

Dr. Allan Armitage reflects on his experiences helping horticulture companies connect with and support charitable organizations.

This holiday season is the perfect time to have succession talks regarding the future of your horticulture family business.

In this episode, we talk to Metrolina’s Abe VanWingerden and South Central Growers’ Alex Van Der Hengst about why the two companies are coming together, the key attributes each company brings, and how they will be able to integrate all current employees into the new operation.

Two of the nation’s largest greenhouse operations are joining forces and combining talent and resources, with the shared goal of accelerating growth.

Despite a rain-soaked summer and flooding challenges, WCROC’s 2025 trials still delivered a strong Top 10 list.