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Editor Patrick Alan Coleman on the warmth and light in the horticulture industry

Editor Patrick Alan Coleman recognizes the brilliant and creative people that make the horticulture industry prosper year after year.

Pennsylvania Horticultural Society announces top 10 gardening trends of 2026

Forecasted by horticultural experts at PHS, these trends reflect the ideas, practices and emerging aesthetics expected to influence gardeners across the country in the year ahead.

Metrolina Greenhouses and South Central Growers announce merger

All employees from both organizations will be integrated into the combined company, with greenhouse site leadership and customer teams remaining intact.

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Editor Patrick Alan Coleman on the warmth and light in the horticulture industry

Editor Patrick Alan Coleman recognizes the brilliant and creative people that make the horticulture industry prosper year after year.

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The biggest greenhouse headlines of 2025

We take a look back at the year’s news in labor, politics, policy and mergers affecting the greenhouse industry.

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Amanda Bratcher on extension, horticultural education and research

Amanda Bratcher, horticulture agent for the North Carolina Cooperative Extension’s Lee County Center, explains the importance of education and collaboration within the industry.