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From bold color to improved logistics, the foliage and houseplant category continues to evolve with both growers and consumers in mind.
Plants are often purchased in a vacuum with only a specific site or purpose in mind and without consideration of how a plant will pair with the others around it.
From coleus and tropical plants to a recap of the spring 2024 growing season, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s August 2024 issue.
Tri State Foliage, Krueger Maddox, and Stockslager’s Greenhouse opened their doors for visitors during Cultivate’24.
Dale Lutz of Tropical Foliage Plants actively seeks out unique varieties for his operation, with some featured in the following slideshow.
Learn how this Cincinnati, OH, company found success in houseplants by implementing principles of quality and service with their customers and employees.
The Apopka, FL-based operation will become the first dedicated rooting station for Danziger foliage.
Although the shadow of the pandemic still hung over the show, it was nice to see the interactions on the show floor.
Check out some of the hottest trends and products from the Tropical Plant International Expo (TPIE).
The Tropical Plant International Expo (TPIE) featured an assortment of new foliage and tropical plants that will soon be available to retailers.
Add a bit of the tropics to your product mix with new foliage and tropical plant varieties that offer bold colors and distinct patterns.
The latest Millennial obsession with houseplants goes beyond a desire to grow something. It’s a lifestyle choice they’re making for the mind, body, and soul.