A poinsettia holiday program in 2026 should account for novelty colors, combination containers and a shrinking grower base.
Poinsettia Holiday Program: Novelty Colors, Combo Containers and Fewer Growers
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Peat Moss Supply: Canada’s Wet Season Trims Extraction as Trucking Costs Climb
Peat moss supply from Canada ran below expected extraction in most provinces this season, and trucking rates are up 29 percent.
Rising Freight Costs Put More Pressure on the Global Flower Supply Chain
Rising airfreight rates, fuel costs and logistics disruptions are adding pressure to flower growers, importers, wholesalers and florists worldwide.
New Ascent Career Event Targets Agriculture’s Growing Talent Gap
A new Canadian career event aims to connect agriculture employers with students, skilled tradespeople and emerging professionals as the sector faces a growing talent gap.
AIPH International Horticultural Expo Conference Showcases Horticulture’s Global Reach
The AIPH International Horticultural Expo Conference in Bari highlighted how international horticultural exhibitions are connecting plants, green infrastructure, biodiversity and lasting community benefits.
AmericanHort Salary Survey Closes Sept. 30
AmericanHort’s salary and benefits survey closes Sept. 30. Growers and retailers can prepare payroll records now and evaluate the benchmark report when it arrives.
Fall Container Programs Expand Beyond Traditional Mums
For retailers, the strategy creates opportunities to merchandise complementary items rather than compete solely on the price of standard mums.
Plan Pétalo Earns Colombia’s National Export Award
Asocolflores said Plan Pétalo received the 2026 National Export Award in the Export Cooperation category from Analdex and ProColombia.
MSU Extension to Host Improving Nursery Production Webinar Series
While the content is especially relevant to container nursery operations, the information will also benefit field-grown nurseries and greenhouse operations with outdoor production areas.
AFE’s Newest Scholarship Supports International Research Experiences for Future Floriculture Leaders
The scholarship reflects his longstanding belief that international partnerships and research are essential to advancing horticulture.
Ball Horticultural Acquires Aris Horticulture’s Tradewinds Hibiscus and Selected Tropical Commercial Business
The long-term strategic partnership combines Ball’s breeding, sales, and distribution with Aris’ production quality and service.
University of Melbourne Students Lead Greenhouse Project in Sustainbility, Climate Change
By working on authentic challenges, students gain professional skills, industry insight and confidence in applying their knowledge beyond the classroom.
