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The green industry supported more than 279,000 jobs for Floridians and contributed $14 billion in labor income.

Every year Nursery Management magazine dedicates resources to conducting critical market research and producing an annual State of the Industry Report based on the findings. Our team surveyed growers ...

Growers from 25 states attended AmericanHort’s Impact Washington Fly-In Summit. In mid-September, 140 members of the green ...

Our exclusive research examines how North American growers use herbicides at their operations. Editor's Note: This article originally appeared in the November 2025 print edition of Nursery Management ...

One of the great things about beech, Fagus spp., is that the tree is less susceptible to insect and mite pests than many other specimen trees. However, there is one insect, the woolly beech aphid, ...

Cercospora leaf spot is an infectious disease that affects smooth, panicle, oakleaf and bigleaf types of hydrangea in both landscapes and nurseries. This disease is caused by the fungus Cercospora ...

The rising cost of agriculture inputs is not a new phenomenon. The 2017 Census of Agriculture reported per-farm expenses at a record $159,821, up from $155,947 five years previous. Income over the ...

In early March, I travelled to Monrovia’s nursery in Visalia, California. The company was founded almost 100 years ago on a 10-acre plot in Monrovia, California, by a Danish immigrant named Harry ...

Container nursery growers are at a disadvantage compared to some other cropping systems when it comes to weed control because, at least in container production, our only tools are preemergence ...

Euonymus fortunei ‘Wolong Ghost’ in the Elisabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden, Shoreline, Wash. While ‘Wolong Ghost’ is a bit uncommon, I have seen it growing in gardens around the U.S. What caught my ...

Brian Williams and his wife Sarah operate Brian’s Botanicals in Louisville, Kentucky. The pair specialize in tropical plants, including some rare exotics, which are sold online and through their ...