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The Outlook for 2012 and Beyond
Despite all of the negative news, market volatility, and the grim prognoses of the TV pundits, the U.S. economy is not likely to fall back into another recession. Yes, the U.S. economy slowed sharply ... moreHappy New Year!
Welcome to 2012!Did you survive the holidays?Are you back into the swing of things yet, or are you still digging out from all of those "To Do" things that you put off during the holiday season?Once yo... moreDo You Have Your Finger on the Pulse of the 2012 Gardening Consumer?
Have you read about the latest gardening trends that the editors at Better Homes & Gardens are predicting for this year?If you haven't, then you better if you want to find out what is going to be hot ... moreWhat’s Next?
"Consumers, entrepreneurs, Federal Reserve members"¦all are befuddled by this economy. Uncertainty leads to inaction. While the future remains cloudy, businesses still have to plan for it." Brett... more“Frankenfoods” and Other Breeding Breakthroughs
New GMA Corn Not for the Food ChainSince their inception, genetically modified crops were targeted toward farmers producing the world's food supply. Soybeans that can be sprayed with herbicides, corn ... moreABA Coming to Floriculture
Plant hormones, and chemicals that influence hormone synthesis and action, are commonly used in the production of greenhouse and nursery crops. For example, gibberellins are used to increase stem exte... moreMark Your Calendars
For the GPN editorial staff, it seems like the California Pack Trials is a year-round event. We spend weeks planning to attend Pack Trials, we produce our annual Pack Trials Companion as well as our P... more“I Saw It in Country Living Gardener”
Next spring gardeners will be saying, "I saw it in Country Living Gardener." An exciting new program has been created by the editors of Country Living Gardener called "Editor's Choice." This progra... moreHere We Go Again
Two years ago, our industry was hit with the worst energy crisis in recent memory. Growers counted themselves among the lucky if their bills only doubled or tripled and knew they were blessed if the... moreAll-America Selections, Fleuroselect and FloraStar Present This Year’s Award Winners
Plants of merit include the first hybrid onion to ever garner an AAS award, a poinsettia with foliage interest that overshadows its bracts, and two bedding plants that have swept the competition on bo... more
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