Despite the challenges of coronavirus, the horticulture industry continues to invest in its people.

Sakata will integrate the Vanguard team into daily operations and retain Vanguard’s Salinas warehouse and office location.

Here’s a closer look at how some companies in the horticulture industry are responding to the coronavirus crisis in a positive way.

Concerns about the spread of the coronavirus have prompted both Sakata Seed America and Syngenta Flowers to cancel their participation in the 2020 California Spring Trials.

This group of leading players across multiple segments of the controlled-environment market will serve as a guiding voice on the major trends.

From Eason Horticultural Resources to Aris Horticulture, several greenhouse industry leaders are taking on new responsibilities.

Sakata Seed America is getting into the substrate business with the formation of a strategic alliance with major European substrate producer Floragard Vertriebs GmbH.

Special designation from Society of American Florists an honorable distinction recognized throughout the industry.

From African marigolds to downy mildew-resistant impatiens to pericallis and zinnias, check out 23 new annuals that will be available for retail in 2020.

Greenhouse Grower’s Janeen Wright and Allan Armitage discuss their favorite varieties from visits to Benary and Sakata.

‘Royalstar’ is an indeterminate cherry tomato that grows well hydroponically, and its eye-catching rich orange color is sure to attract eyes.

Company donates $30,000 to help power forward-thinking Produce Marketing Association initiative.

The grant winners were recognized as part of the National Garden Bureau’s Growing for Futures Therapeutic Garden Grant program.