Associations

ASCFG Debuts New Website

The Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers (ASCFG), a non-profit trade association dedicated to educating and uniting commercial cut flower growers, recently launched a new website — localflowers.org This enhanced site profiles ASCFG member growers, wholesale... more »

Farwest Early Bird Registration Deadline Nears

The 2019 Farwest Show has announced that July 31 will be the last day of early-bird registration for this year's trade show. Farwest will take place Aug. 21–23, at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland,... more »

New Blooms Event Takes Place in Canada

New Blooms for Canadian Nurseries and Retailers hosted their second annual event on July 18, at Deb’s Greenhouse in Morinville, Alberta, Canada. More than 75 independent growers, retailers and Canadian broker representatives from Alberta, British... more »

Dates to Circle — and Take Action

Now that Cultivate’19 is in the books, it’s time to start looking at the rest of AmericanHort’s fall education season. The Plug & Cutting Conference is scheduled to take place Sept. 4-6, in Concord, North... more »

AmericanHort to Offer Landscape Tour This Fall

If you are interested in gaining insight into the best practices of some of the landscape industry’s leading operations and how you can you can take advantage of this category then you might want to... more »

Impact Washington Summit Set to Take Place in September

AmericanHort's 2019 Impact Washington Summit will take place Sept. 16-18, in Washington, D.C. The Summit is designed to unite leaders across the green industry to hear from dynamic speakers about the issues facing the industry... more »

AmericanHort Names 2019 HortScholars

AmericanHort has named six college students to its 2019 HortScholars program. Nearly 50 applications were submitted, making 2019 another record-breaking year for the program. The HortScholars program offers a beyond-the-classroom experience, giving insight and awareness... more »

Planting Solutions with the Next Generation

Over the past few years, we have kept you up to date on Seed Your Future, the “movement to promote horticulture and inspire people to pursue careers working with plants.” Seed Your Future is trying... more »