More durable varieties can pay off in several ways, according to PanAmerican Seed, from cost savings on production to selling peace of mind in retail.

Are your customers asking for more options for container gardening? Here are 10 new plant combos and mixes to consider for your next product lineup.

PanAmerican Seed has purchased the complete celosia assortment and breeding research from Celex, b.v., part of the Dutch cut flower company Fa. Van Der Boog & Van Den Bosch.

The vegetable craze, whether eat local, eat fresh, or grow-your-own, is still going strong, and now growers have […]

With six colors and two mixes available, you should have plenty of options to choose from for PanAmerican […]

PanAmerican Seed has purchased the Kitchen Minis indoor vegetable program from Dalina Genetics, which includes breeding lines and compact tomatoes and cucumbers.

The launch of Beacon Impatiens from PanAmerican Seed also includes a charity donation that gives back 3% of Beacon sales to the fight against Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI), a genetic bone disorder.

Claire Josephson, Product Marketing Manager for Ball Horticultural Company, highlights four plant and garden trends for 2019 that present major opportunities for growers.

A short list of early-release varieties gives growers access to top-performing new introductions for the upcoming Spring 2019 season, one year early.

The segment will explore recent breakthroughs in plant breeding and showcases the dedicated team behind PanAmerican Seed’s flowers and vegetables.

Greenhouse Grower Editor Laura Drotleff and Contributing Editor Allan Armitage discuss six new varieties that will be recognized as nominees for the 2018 Medal of Excellence Industry’s Choice Award for Best New Variety.

Gardeners have more options than ever before for do-it-yourself growing, thanks to some of the new garden vegetables introduced during California Spring Trials 2018.

If you want to sell greenhouse-grown fresh vegetables for a profit, set yourself apart from the competition.