Industry publications
Nursery Management is dedicated to wholesale nursery production, offering practical advice on growing techniques, labor management, equipment, pest control, irrigation, and business operations. It provides valuable insights for nursery owners and managers focused on improving efficiency and profitability.
Greenhouse Product News (GPN) delivers the latest information on new plant varieties, production techniques, research, equipment, and products for greenhouse growers and nursery professionals. Its practical articles and industry updates help growers stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market.
One of the horticulture industry's leading publications, Greenhouse Grower delivers expert insights on greenhouse production, crop management, new varieties, business strategies, technology, and the latest industry trends. It is an excellent resource for commercial growers looking to stay informed and improve their operations.
GrowerTalks is a trusted industry publication covering floriculture, greenhouse production, nursery management, new plant introductions, and business trends. Known for its educational articles and expert contributors, it helps growers stay informed on innovations and best practices across the green industry.
HortiDaily is a leading global news platform dedicated to the commercial horticulture industry. Updated daily, it features international coverage of greenhouse production, controlled environment agriculture (CEA), automation, breeding, irrigation, sustainability, research, and market trends, making it an excellent resource for growers, suppliers, and industry professionals seeking a worldwide perspective.
great reads
Reliable growing media and evolving substrate solutions in greenhouse production.
“Consistent crop performance starts with a reliable foundation”
Lambert Peat Moss
Alexandre Lambert
Increasing Profits: Pieper Nurseries works with Lambert Peat Moss to increase uniformity and ease
Head grower Philip Pieper says it was a struggle to get the peat or perlite his production required during the COVID shortages, but Lambert was able to step up and provide just what he needed.
Women in horticulture advance education, research and product innovation across the industry.
See their work and examine how it supports growers.
By Gabrielle Rippel