Sarah Jandricic of OMAFRA looks at Lewis mite biocontrol and chemical pest control options to prevent poinsettia damage.

Nancy Rechicigl of Syngenta looks at strategies to protect greenhouse ornamentals from diseases and insects during the summer season.

Chris and Sandra Wilson of the University of Florida are researching ways to minimize pollinator exposure to harmful pesticides.

The American Floral Endowment will be funding four new research projects and eight continuing research projects, totaling $636,525.

An e-Gro Alert from Debalina Saha and Carolina Fitzgibbon of Michigan State University covers chickweed control in greenhouses.

Growers can follow these transportation and shipping tips to ensure plants arrive at their destined retail locations in top quality.

An e-Gro Alert from Alicia Rihn examines consumer preferences toward plants that attract certain types of wildlife to their gardens.

The Thrips Identification Workshop series helps growers and IPM professionals better manage the greenhouse pest.

This new BioWorks bioinsecticide is now registered for use in the U.S. for foliar spray, soil drenching, dipping, and aerial applications.

From collecting data for irrigation to early scouting for pests and diseases, AI is quickly becoming a mainstay in the greenhouse.

An e-Gro Alert from Dan Gilrein of Cornell covers uncommon floriculture pests and the plants that attract them.

Conducted by researchers from Tennessee and Kentucky, the high tunnel study provides insight to growers considering the structures.

The Principle WP biological insecticide for aphid, thrips, and whitefly control has received EPA approval for use in the U.S.