With thousands of young plants to sort, this Michigan operation found efficiency in automation.
Drew Koschmann, Greenhouse Grower’s 2023 Head Grower of the Year, is leading Walters Gardens to new heights in plant production, thanks to years of experience and a drive to make himself and his team better.
In our latest episode, Greenhouse Grower’s 2023 Head Grower of the Year talks about, among other things, how his years of experience helped him build a passion for perennials.
Here’s your chance to get to know the finalists for this year’s Head Grower of the Year award before the winner is announced at Cultivate’23.
During a recent webinar, experts from Darwin Perennials and Walters Gardens, Inc. reviewed a range of best-performing perennials introduced over the last several years.
Troy Shumaker, Operations Manager at Manzana, will take a deep dive into the complexities and economics of the H-2A program and help you understand its potential impact on your business growth.
What happened when a group of growers and researchers met to discuss the benefits of LED lighting? Find out in this recap of a great discussion at Cultivate’22.
While spring is the star season for plant sales, fall grasses also present unique growth opportunities. Here’s how you can capitalize on them.
The Michigan-based company shares details on the process behind the transition, what they learned along the way, and what growers facing their own decisions on succession planning can learn.
Current Walters Gardens CEO John Walters will transition his role to Karin Walters, his daughter and current Vice President of Product Strategy.
Danziger has entered a partnership with Walters Gardens to become its licensee and producer of vegetative cuttings outside of North America.
The Perennial Plant Association’s National Symposium takes place as a hybrid event starting next week, and also includes regional events throughout the summer.
The University of Florida’s Stick Olympics competition last winter wasn’t just a training exercise to improve manual sticking of cuttings. It also celebrated the industry’s diverse seasonal workforce.