August 2018
Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes … An Industry Advancing
This month’s guest is Dave Kuack, a freelance technical writer who has been writing about the commercial horticulture industry for more than 25 years and was previously an editor at national trade m... moreCultivate’18 — A Time for Introductions
I have just returned from Cultivate’18 in Columbus, Ohio, as this issue was going to press. I’m still trying to sort through all of the new business cards I received, track down all of my receipt... moreCulture Report: Petunia Success 360° Series
This line extension to the original SUCCESS! series boasts huge flowers that bloom early and are perfect for premium programs.Giving Back for the Future
When I travel to see customers around my territory year after year, I often wonder who will take over for the owners when they are ready to retire. Do they have someone in mind to take over or will it... moreHot Performers from the Southern Plant Trials
These new annuals present unique colors, flower stability and exceptional summer performance.Managing Labor in the Current Environment
It isn’t news to farmers that the agri-labor market is a current challenge. The shortage in able-bodied workers and difficulty filling H2-A Visas, plus the added financial burdens the current requir... moreNew — and Newly Discovered — Tools for Growers
Use these six water tools to help manage water in your greenhouse more efficiently.Preparing for Disaster
It seems like every year we hear about some natural disaster or another — the Midwest with their tornadoes and ice storms, the East Coast with hurricanes, flooding just about anywhere but especially... moreThe Season’s Best in Landscape
As the landscape category continues to gain traction, it is important growers choose proven performers to complete their programs and help consumers find success in the garden.Using a GA to Increase Plant Height
There are a number of reasons why a grower might want to increase the height of a plant. Most commonly, plants are too short because a plant growth retardant (PGR) was applied at too high of a rate or... moreWhat’s New in Downy Mildew?
With the emergence of downy mildew diseases over the past several years, what is your best approach to limiting possible threats?We're happy to provide a sampling of the articles in this issue. To receive full issues of Greenhouse Product News, please subscribe.