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How Can the Horticulture Industry Thrive in a Post-Pandemic Environment?

Peter: Well, boss, isn’t this different? It’s a pleasure having you as today’s guest, Jasmina. Thanks for putting on a different hat for this discussion. As GPN’s editor, is there anything about our industry’s response... more »

Tapping into the Interior Garden

Over the last couple of years, a focus has been put onto houseplants. The potted plant market has certainly been “buzz” worthy as breeders and growers alike look to energize what we consider an emerging... more »

Chat Room — May 2021

This month, we asked our readers about indoor potted plants, expectations for spring 2021, and safety and sanitation measures going into this season. Here’s what they had to say. more »

Monrovia Creates New Design Guide for Home Gardeners

Monrovia has created a new design tool for home gardeners called “Shades of Beautiful.” The guidebook features a look at the top 10 plant palettes for spring. The digital guide, available for Monrovia’s Grow Beautifully newsletter subscribers,... more »

Terra Nova Nurseries Announces Best Houseplants for 2021

Terra Nova Nurseries has announced a list of its Top 10 houseplants for 2021, in response to the National Garden Bureau’s recent addition of the new houseplant category to its long-established “Year of” program. Terra... more »

Monthly ‘Danziger Live’ Debuts March 24

Danziger has announced the launch of 'Danziger Live' — an interactive monthly event that will investigate a series of topics that affect florists around the world. The company's resident floral guru Alison Bradley will interview... more »

Pretty & Powerful: Hardy Hibiscus

In January and February, we celebrated sunflower and monarda. In its shrub category, the National Garden Bureau has designated 2021 as “Year of the Hardy Hibiscus.” We chatted with our friends at PanAmerican Seed, Star... more »

Illuminating Gardens in 2021

While it is a chilling 10 degrees in the Chicago suburbs as I write this, I can’t help but have spring on my mind. The ground here may be covered in a foot of snow,... more »