Research
This fast and agile robotic insect could someday aid in mechanical pollination
MIT’s fast and agile robotic insects could someday aid in mechanical pollination inside greenhouses and vertical farms.
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Meet the Next Gen: Greta Gallina, University of Georgia
How Ph.D. candidate Greta Gallina hopes to impact ornamental breeding.
CEA HERB Part 1: Best practices for producing culinary herbs in controlled environments
Michigan State researchers delve into light quality and how the light spectrum can be manipulated to regulate growth and especially crop height of herb transplants.
American Floral Endowment's Fred C. Gloeckner Foundation Research Fund accepting grant proposals
In 2024, the FCGFRF awarded more than $134,000 in grants focused on disease resistance, sustainable growing practices and technological advancements for the industry.
Into the woods
Jack Bobo’s research at North Carolina State University explores the potential of wood substrates.
CEA HERB Part 1: Best management practices for culinary herbs
Learn how to manage nutrient disorders of cilantro for a more profitable crop.
2025 State of Annuals: Petal power
Petunias drive bedding plant production for growers seeing a steady road ahead.
Top 12 articles of 2024
Here are the top 12 articles that captured our readers' attention in 2024.
Fast, advanced and in control
Alfred Huo, Ph.D., harnesses cutting-edge breeding technologies to cultivate ornamental innovations.
Problem gardener
Editor Patrick Alan Coleman shares how his experience as a gardener compares to the gardeners surveyed in the National Gardening Association’s 2024 National Gardening Survey.
MSU CEAHerb announces registration for annual stakeholder meeting in Iowa
The meeting will be hosted by Christopher Currey at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa, from Sept. 11-13, 2024, at Reiman Gardens.
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