The October 2026 issue of Nursery Management magazine includes Jake Van Wingerden’s latest expansion from bedding plants to ...

Study participants said preventing back injuries would not require major changes in workplace practices, but they pointed to the need for tailored interventions for the horticulture industry.

The show is planning more than 50 educational sessions, and all speaker proposals must be submitted by Dec. 16, 2026 to be ...

Before joining Harrell’s, Konjoian spent five years as a territory manager at Syngenta, helping greenhouse and nursery ...

Decker’s Nursery employees are expected to stay on in the combined organization, which will offer an expanded selection of ...

As Ruud and Agnes Scheffers of Dragontree prepare for retirement, The Plant Company has become the new home for their ...

A spoon shape supposedly denotes snowfall, a knife means bitter cold, and a fork predicts a temperate winter. Or as Smith sums it up, “For the spoons, that means you’ll be shoveling snow. A knife ...

Research from the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences suggests some invasive plants are adapting to urban environments in ways that help them tolerate hotter, drier ...

Optimal’s AI delivered 13% more yield with 27% less energy in a commercial Dutch greenhouse, and now joins Source.ag, the ...

The common takeaway is to make sure to celebrate longevity, but don’t forget the people who helped you stick around so long.

Jake Van Wingerden’s latest expansion — from bedding plants to nursery stock — combines opportunity with generational investment.

As middle-income ($35,000 to $74,999) women leave the garden faster than almost any group, a committed core holds on. Who is she, and what keeps her there?