As demand for woodland natives rises, new research offers practical fertilizer guidance for forcing these species in containers.

The final session of the tHRIve 2025 web series, set for Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025, focuses on addressing biodiversity and climate change.

Dr. A looks at the importance of conservation efforts to protect pollinators, and why moths are often overlooked as a beneficial insect.

Dr. Allan Armitage revisits the often talked about trends of deer resistance, native plants, and pollinators.

Bridging the gap between spring and fall bloomers means seeking plants that peak during the dog days of summer, when heat is ever present and rain may or not be plentiful.

For its 125-year anniversary, Native Plant Trust is holding a gala where it will honor Dr. Jonathan Foley with its Founders’ Medal.

The Ohio State University is seeking voluntary input to identify research and Extension priorities on native plant propagation and production.

Dr. A talks about differences between natives and nativars, and how they lead to many misunderstandings in the horticulture community.

The trial results show that Vernonia, also known as ironweeds, are highly adaptable native plants in almost any garden environment.

Dr. Allan Armitage ruminates on potential trends and changes that will impact the horticulture industry’s future.

Learn how this Pennsylvania company aims to raise awareness about native plants while building up the industry through cooperation.

The study, performed for two years by University of Florida scientists, tested irrigation practices on native and non-native plant species.

Professor Theresa Culley, a University of Cincinnati botanist, has helped create the first invasives network for public gardens.