Growers who want to provide high-quality products to their customers often rely on young plant producers as their primary connection to plant breeders.

Greenhouse Grower’s 2024 Plug and Liner Grower Survey illustrates that young plant growers face many of the same challenges as their finished grower peers.

If your operation produces plugs or liners for wholesale growers, please take a few minutes to participate in our latest survey, which addresses production trends, challenges, and more.

In our recent Plug and Liner survey, young plant growers said early ordering and honest feedback helps them meet customer expectations.

Greenhouse Grower’s recent Yong Plant Survey included a question on whether certain sizes were rising and falling in demand. Here’s what these growers had to say.

Soaring costs in transportation and logistics, as well as labor struggles, have many of the nation’s young plant growers seeking new solutions.

Our recent Young Plant Grower survey highlights the importance of regular communication to alleviate concerns about pest issues, shipping delays, and more.

North American young plant suppliers are offering more All-America Selections Winners as both plugs and liners for 2024 than in any recent year.

North American young plant suppliers will be offering All-America Selections Winners as both plugs and liners in unprecedented quantities for 2022.

2019 Head Grower of the Year Marc Verdel of Battlefield Farms says understanding logistics is key to getting a better product on time, every time.

Greenhouse Grower’s 2019 Plug and Liner Grower Survey illustrates that young plant growers face many challenges, but are always looking to improve.

After experiencing issues with Xanthamonas in 2017 that affected the begonia supply in the North American market, Dümmen Orange has deeply invested in new disease-reducing production methods. Recent efforts have focused on defining and implementing improvements to ensure a reliable, quality supply of begonia cuttings for the spring of 2019.

Greenhouse Grower Editor Laura Drotleff explains why she thinks gamechanging products like Basewell have the potential to disrupt the way the industry does business, and why growers need to embrace innovation.