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Pantone announces its 2026 Color of the Year

The organization behind the global color standard system, Pantone, picked a white hue called Cloud Dancer as the 2026 Color of the Year.

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HILA Lifetime Achievement Award winner John Gaydos reflects on horticultural legacy after retirement

John Gaydos helped shape horticultural careers, gardening trends, plant introductions and a national brand. After retiring from Proven Winners, he reflects on taking chances and embracing change.

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HILA 2025 video highlights: John Gaydos of Proven Winners

Greenhouse Management and Nursery Management recognized John Gaydos during a ceremony at Cultivate'25, honoring him as a member of the Horticultural Industries Leadership Awards Class of 2025.

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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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The best-performing plant varieties in trial gardens for 2025

Here are some of this year’s best-performing plant varieties from trial gardens around the country, including Penn State, Colorado State University, Plantpeddler, Dallas Arboretum, Michigan State and University of Minnesota.

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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.