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

With looming concerns over the cost and availability of inputs used in floriculture production, here are some tips to become more efficient.

Zach Bruce of Hortica covers how horticulture delivery businesses can minimize and prevent the risks of distracted driving.

Dr. Allan Armitage speaks on how the ‘It Takes a Village’ proverb applies to the large and diverse horticultural community.

An e-Gro Alert from W. Garrett Owen of Ohio State covers ways to mitigate damage from holding cuttings and plugs in liners and trays.

Traci Dooley of Hortica looks at 10 critical ways that businesses can make their delivery operations more efficient, reliable, and safe.

Here’s how the launch of the Marketing Assistance for Specialty Crops (MASC) program can help floriculture growers.

All the effort and resources committed to producing a high-quality plant in the greenhouse don’t need anything if you don’t have a way to reliably deliver that product.

Learn how one Ohio Top 100 growing operation is making improvements to its plant shipping processes for the upcoming spring season.

Learn what can go wrong and how to properly protect your plants when shipping them out in cold winter weather.

Tisha Evans of Advanced Grower Solutions covers the effects supply chain delays have on replenishment and the steps needed to mitigate them.

Soli Organic is advancing its commitment to sustainability by testing an EV for deliveries through a partnership with Penske Truck Leasing.

How does a new deal to end the 2024 U.S. Port Strike affect the horticulture industry now and in the future?