Amy Padolf, director of education at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, focuses on research ranging from children’s STEM ...

Transcending horticulture, HILA Class of 2025 member Susie Raker of Raker-Roberta's Young Plants leads with determination, ...

Industry experts weigh in on keeping your greenhouse operation prepared and clean for a busy season. As we leap into 2026, ...

The U.S. federally approved Expo 2031 Minnesota, the nation’s first A1 Horticultural Exposition, affirming support for its ...

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Every grower and gardener knows the fruits of their labor live or die by the weather. Sometimes, plants thrive as the climate plays fair with a greenhouse’s needs. In the worst case, plants die from ...

Starting clean and staying clean is a year-round process growers can adopt to prevent disease, control pests and prepare for ...

This article provides a brief description of the damage to poinsettia plants associated with each insect and mite pest. In addition, the article discusses the plant protection strategies that should ...

As labor availability and costs continue to afflict the ornamental industry, growers dream of automated solutions for production tasks. Last fall in the Greenhouse Management State of the Industry ...

How do you approach fertilizing your crops? In response to this question, the number of answers is only limited to the number of people answering the question. Regardless of the fertilizer source used ...

Gen Z (a.k.a. Zoomers) will “reshape the future of the horticulture industry,” says Katie Dubow, president of Garden Media Group (GMG) and lead creator of the 2024 Garden Trends Report. Are you dialed ...

Chris, left, Nick, Les and Alex Shipley have taken their family business to the next level by focusing in on desert plants. The Shipley brothers grew up working in their father’s greenhouse in Nova ...