Michigan State University marks the 20-year Anniversary for its Horticulture Gardens. The Trial Gardens help growers and gardeners choose the right plants, part of a gardening tradition that spans more than 150 years of history.
Despite a slow start in March due to cold weather, nursery growers in Northern Ohio are seeing encouraging signs of economic growth after weathering through several tough years.
Researchers at Cornell Cooperative Extension, Cornell University and Michigan State University are conducting a survey that seeks to determine the impacts of impatiens downy mildew on the greenhouse industry.
We’ve all heard numerous accounts about how the U.S. government shutdown will affect most Americans. But how will those effects translate to floriculture?
Two years after the first steps to consolidate were taken, it’s finally official: OFA – The Association of Horticulture Professionals and the American Nursery & Landscape Association (ANLA) will be a single association with a new name, AmericanHort.
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