Dr. Allan Armitage collaborated with Sandy Begani on this year’s selections from the University of Georgia Trial Gardens.

Tractor Supply celebrated its top vendor partners for 2026 during its annual Partnership Conference held in Nashville, TN.

This new breakthrough builds on its landmark research since 1990 that resulted in the debut of the world’s first blue rose in 2004.

The Ohio State University is seeking input to identify research and Extension priorities on mixed-combination pots and hanging baskets.

A recent episode of the “Blooms and Beyond” podcast featured a conversation with Brie Arthur, aka “Brie the Plant Lady,” who explains how a 75-year-old organization keeps drawing in the next generation.

Industry icons recognized at Monrovia’s Centennial Celebration include Anna Ball, Dr. Michael Dirr, and Dan Hinkley.

Winterization of your greenhouse business is a critical point of preparedness for the coming spring season and beyond.

The report offers practical guidance on adding or expanding production under cover, from choosing the right structure to managing pests.

BioRain Ax is designed to strengthen root systems, increasing nutrient uptake in plants growing in water-limited environments.

Frank Fornari outlines how OHP is pursuing growth through biologicals and the CEA market while remaining committed to floriculture growers.

Whether it be record heat or the El Niño climate phase, growers need different risk management plans per weather event to protect their crops.

These programs give growers a chance to plan ahead for the coming season while maximizing savings across an expanded portfolio.

From native plant marketing and landscape design to retail sales data, here are a few things that caught my attention at PPA in Michigan.