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And the Color of the Year for 2019 is ….
Last week, the color experts at Pantone declared that the color of the year for 2019 would be Living Coral. The official name is PANTONE 16-1546 Living Coral. Pantone described its selection as “... moreWant to Influence How Federal Horticulture Research Dollars Are Spent?
The National Initiative for Consumer Horticulture (NICH) is looking for volunteers to be reviewers of Specialty Crop Research Initiative (SCRI) proposals. This is your opportunity to help influence... moreMixing It Up in 2019
As you make your plans for 2019, have you created a menu of mixed combinations that you plan to grow? If you haven't, be sure to check out the November issue of GPN. Becky Lacy has written an artic... moreTop Perennial Performers at CSU
Earlier this year, I was able to attend Colorado State University's trial garden. I shared some of the favorites in the annuals category a few weeks back, but today I'd like to focus on the increasing... moreExpand Your Education Today
Did you know that there are nine different webinars on GPN’s website (www.gpnmag.com/edwebinar)? All of them are available on-demand and they are free! Over the past couple of years, GPN has pres... moreHave You Read GPN’s Latest CEA Supplement?
Are you growing agricultural products, such as fruits and vegetables, in a controlled environment? If so, I highly encourage you to check out GPN's latest supplement, "Under Control: Tips for Controll... morePetal It Forward Makes a Lasting Impression
The Society of American Florists' 2018 Petal It Forward was a big hit this year. The initiative generated more than 90 million consumer impressions and counting, including high-profile placement in na... moreTop-Performing Basket Begonias
As you're well aware, advancements in begonia breeding have been explosive in recent years. Breeders have been expanding all the major classes, including semperflorens, tuberosa, boliviensis, hiemalis... moreWhat’s on the Horizon for 2019?
As 2018 winds down and you prepare your business for the new year, I’m sure you and your team have questions about where the economy is headed and what is happening in Washington. That is why on ... moreGetting Ready for 2019
Did you know that 2019 is the Year of Snapdragon, Salvia nemorosa, Dahlia and Pumpkin? National Garden Bureau has selected these four crops for its popular "Year of the" program and recently announ... moreThe Nomination Season is Just Getting Started
Now that the mid-term election season is almost over, it is time to start accepting nominations — nominations for GPN’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2019. Each year in the May issue of GPN, we highli... moreIt’s Time to Find the Class of 2019
Today is the first day that we begin accepting nominations for GPN’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2019. This is the eighth year that GPN has recognized the next generation of the horticulture industry. A... more
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