Tips for Hydrangea and Woody Ornamental Production Using Potted Liners

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Join the growers from Bailey as they discuss production scenarios in which greenhouse growers can successfully build outdoor and greenhouse woody programs through potted liners. Hydrangea macrophylla and paniculata crops, notably Endless Summer® and First Editions® varieties will be used to illustrate best practices. Dan McEnaney, Assistant Brand Manager, Bailey  Mike Hoffman, Greenhouse Production Manager, Bailey John Fisk, Midwest Container Production Manager, Bailey