Staying Ahead of Cool-Season Diseases in Ornamental GreenhousesAs the weather shifts, greenhouses experience lower light levels, colder temperatures and higher humidity, creating the perfect environment for many pathogens to establish and spread. To protect high-value ornamental crops from cool-season diseases, it’s critical to implement an agronomic program featuring a strategic rotation of fungicides.
As the weather shifts, greenhouses experience lower light levels, colder te...
Spring Bedding Plant Success Starts with Smart Agronomic PlanningThe calendar still says fall, but the busy spring season is right around the corner for nurseries and greenhouses. To ensure your crops remain healthy from propagation to shipping, a structured agronomic program can be an invaluable tool for success.
The calendar still says fall, but the busy spring season is right around th...
Mastering Pansy Production from Roots to PetalsPansies are popular because of their vibrant colors, seasonal hardiness and easy care during the growing season. However, insects, foliar disease and environmental pressures also make them one of the most challenging plants to produce.
Pansies are popular because of their vibrant colors, seasonal hardiness and...
Keep Your Plants Strong by Defeating Root RotsHerbaceous and woody ornamental plants are prone to root rot when subjected to warm, wet soil conditions. The infection damages the roots, impairing nutrient uptake and causing the plant's health to deteriorate, which can ultimately lead to plant death.
Herbaceous and woody ornamental plants are prone to root rot when subjected...