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19 of the Best Fragrant Flowers and Shrubs to Grow in the Garden
6 hours ago by Gardener's Path
Are you looking for scented flowers to grow in your garden or liven up your patio containers? Heady, intoxicating, sweet, fruity, and spicy, the scent of a flower is incomparable! In this guide, we roundup 19 of the best annuals, perennials, and shrubs that provide incomparable scent when they...
What Midwest Groundcovers Learned From Implementing a New ERP System
7 hours ago by Greenhouse Growers
After more than 20 years on a legacy platform, Midwest Groundcovers outlines why it was time for a change and what the transition involved. The post What Midwest Groundcovers Learned From Implementing a New ERP System appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.
Polybee raises $4.3m to automate yield forecasting and pollination with ‘physical AI agents’
7 hours ago by AGFunder
Singapore-based Polybee has raised a $4.3 million seed round led by Paspalis Capital and elev8 VC to scale its pollination and yield forecasting tech, delivered via a fleet of tiny drones that serve as “physical AI agents” in greenhouses and open fields. The round—which was also backed by SEEDS...
CropX and the case for consolidation in agtech: ‘We are an M&A machine’
8 hours ago by AGFunder
“The company I joined back in 2017 did irrigation management, and only irrigation management,” observes CropX CEO Tomer Tzach. “But what we realized early on is that while water is important, it is probably not going to be enough for us to build a venture-backed company that would get to a...
The Scoop on New Leadership Changes at Sakata Seed America
9 hours ago by Greenhouse Growers
Sakata Seed America President and CEO Eduardo Flores is leaving the company, with Dave Armstrong stepping in to fill the absence. The post The Scoop on New Leadership Changes at Sakata Seed America appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.
CEAg Talks: Grower Chat with Farming Turtles
10 hours ago by CEAg World
During the 2025 CEAg World Conference & Expo, Dana Shugrue of CEAg World interviewed Nick Testa, director of cultivation of Farming Turtles, about how Farming Turtles carved out a niche with certified organic microgreens grown in greenhouses on a 22-acre farm in Rhode Island. Can’t see the...
Singapore-based vertical farm GroGrace to close following bankruptcy
11 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
GroGrace, a Singapore-based vertical farming company, will cease operations following bankruptcy. The announcement was made by Grace Lim, founder and CEO of the company, in a video message shared on social media. In the video, Grace Lim confirms that the farm will officially close its doors on 14…
US (MT): Taking a look at Swanky Roots, a year-round aquaponics grower
11 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
With snow on the ground and the temperature in the negatives, where can you find fresh produce grown in Montana? Swanky Roots in Billings has utilized aquaponics to keep the growing season going all year round. Swanky Roots was started in 2016 by mother- daughter team, Rona Klamert and Veronnaka...
Philippines: Strawberry growers undergo PhilGAP training
11 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
Farmers from the IntelliFarm, a strawberry farm in Bulacan, have undergone training on Philippine Good Agricultural Practices (PhilGAP) in Balagtas on 27 January 2026. According to the Department of Agriculture (DA), Central Luzon, IntelliFarm uses new technology and methods of planting through indoor…
US (CA): Organic indoor farming company eyes Shore Road site
11 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
An organic leafy greens company is eyeing an 80-acre site at Shore Road and Frazier Lake Road for an indoor farming operation using hydroponic hoop houses and mobile robot tractors. Backed by Pescadero-based Hippo Harvest, which touts itself on its website as a "grower, packer and shipper of leafy…
Green funding, big plans and a very good day for vGreens strawberries
11 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
Some days don't just feel productive, instead they feel directional. February 2nd was one of those days for the team at vGreens. At the official funding-award ceremony Grüne Gründung, the company received a funding commitment of more than 476,000€ for its project "LiqBotanics", following the successful…
New President of Agricultural Business appointed by Nature's Miracle
11 hours ago by Vertical Farm Daily
Dr. Jinlong "Frank" Du has been appointed as Nature's Miracle Holding's President of the Company's Agricultural Business. Dr. Du is a globally recognized entrepreneur and technology leader in indoor growing and controlled environment agriculture ("CEA"), with more than 20 years of experience in modern…
Resistance Management Becomes A Core Design Principle For Crop Inputs
11 hours ago by iGrow News
Discover the challenges and strategies in resistance management that influence crop input positioning and effectiveness. The post Resistance Management Becomes A Core Design Principle For Crop Inputs appeared first on iGrow News.
Innovate UK backs grower-led biostimulant trials across UK glasshouses
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
UK greenhouse growers are taking part in a new Innovate UK–funded project to evaluate the performance of biostimulants under full commercial glasshouse conditions, supporting wider efforts to improve productivity and resilience in protected horticulture. The project is supported through the Innovate UK…
Moldova remains top buyer of Ukrainian tomatoes in 2025
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
In 2025, Moldova accounted for 61.5% of Ukraine's tomato exports, Logos Press reports. Poland and Romania were the other leading importers, with shares of 34.1% and 1.1%, respectively. Moldova's share in Ukraine's tomato exports has declined compared with 2024, when it accounted for 86% of shipments.…
Casino Group: Major development in partnership with SPAR International
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
UK: Tesco sets out store expansion plans in 2026 including five former Amazon Fresh sitesTesco reported: "The supermarket opened 60 new Express stores in 2025 and is on track to deliver over 70 more Express stores before March 2027. Tesco's growth has been boosted by the acquisition of five...
Dutch organic fruit company completes management buy-out
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Eosta has completed a management buy-out with support from Reputation Group. Michael Legerstee and Dennis de Wit, who are responsible for the day-to-day management of Eosta, say they are confident about the company's next phase. "With a strong partner in the background, we expect to further strengthen…
Photo Report: Greenhouses and more at Fruit Logistica Berlin
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
New varieties, new concepts, new packagings, new products, new faces - there was a lot to do in Berlin last week. And, new travel schedules as well: due to the black ice, many visitors traveling by plane had to extend their stay or find an alternative transportation method - or both. Click here for the…
Hungry EcoCities to host grand gathering on 24 February 2026
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Over the past three years, artists, designers, researchers and SMEs from across Europe have collaborated within the Hungry Ecocities program to explore how food can shape the cities of tomorrow. In three different countries, three different directions for experimentations have been developed. In Germany…
Indian growers post-covid career change brings growing success
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Adversities test humans in many ways. While some win with a strong resolve, a few lose as well. Abhijit Kar belongs to the first category. A former chartered accountant, he swapped spreadsheets for seedlings when Covid-19 stripped him of good health and a steady income. But five years later,...
Creating climate solutions out of waste
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Agricultural waste is often seen as a disposal problem, but new research suggests it could be a powerful tool for climate change mitigation. A study published in Agricultural Ecology and Environment finds that converting cotton straw and discarded agricultural plastic film into biochar through a process…
Belarus expands greenhouse capacity to supply fresh vegetables year-round
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Belarus continues to modernize existing greenhouse facilities and develop new projects aimed at ensuring year-round supplies of fresh vegetables and reducing seasonal production gaps. The strategy focuses on expanding winter production through supplemental lighting, energy-efficient technologies, and…
AmericanHort introduces new Workplace Safety in Horticulture webinar series
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Building a strong culture of safety requires more than written policies or annual training sessions. It depends on ongoing awareness, open conversation, and shared responsibility across the entire team. This interactive kickoff program introduces the new AmericanHort safety video series and offers a…
Canadian Food Inspection Agency plans on discontinuing their produce inspection services
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
The role of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is to safeguard Canada's food supply. This includes food safety by identifying contamination to prevent foodborne illnesses, ensuring regulatory compliance, accurate labeling, and traceability in the supply chain. One of their divisions, the…
Second generation of macroalgae and micro-organism-based biostimulants
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
The search for agronomic tools capable of improving crop resilience to abiotic stress and, at the same time, optimizing nutrient use efficiency has become a priority for professional agriculture. In this context, the development of biostimulants of natural origin is evolving towards increasingly…
Fully controlled cultivation of tomatoes in vertical farm: from propagation to harvest
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
An increasing number of crops are being evaluated for cultivation in vertical farms. Within the framework of Fieldlab Vertical Farming 2.0, Vertify in the Netherlands has, for the first time, conducted trials on propagating tomato plants in a vertical farm, in collaboration with students from...
US (IL): Growing year round for Kane County
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Kane County Connects is spotlighting local farms that received grants through Kane County's Food and Farm Resiliency Program. Funded by the federal American Rescue Plan, the program supports farmers as they continue to recover from pandemic-related challenges and work to strengthen the region's food…
Ireland: Dr Owen Doyle appointed as Chairperson of the Horticulture Education Leadership Group
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine with responsibility for Horticulture, Michael Healy-Rae TD, has welcomed the announcement that Dr Owen Doyle has been appointed the first Chairperson of the Horticulture Education Leadership Group (HELG). Dr Doyle will serve a…
Spain: Andalusia on high alert as flooding risk escalates across agricultural areas
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
This week, Andalusia, like much of Spain, woke up looking to the sky, closely monitoring the arrival of what experts have termed an "atmospheric river", described as "an exceptional and very rare phenomenon in the region, expected to unload over Portugal, Morocco and Andalusia". "The situation...
New brand identity launched for international agricultural textiles group
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Arrigoni Group has announced the rollout of a new brand identity, which will be officially introduced at Fruit Logistica in Berlin from 4 to 6 February 2026. The updated visual identity applies to the Group as a whole and to its subsidiaries Arrigoni France, Artes, and Lirsa. The rebranding was...
Maldives invests in international training to boost growing
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
The Maldives has launched a new phase in its effort to strengthen domestic food production by sending local farmers abroad for international training, underscoring a broader government push to modernize agriculture in one of the world's most import-dependent island economies. Authorities say the…
"Varietal adaptation is essential to remain competitive in international blackberry markets"
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Berryum is a varietal improvement program specialized in berries, based on the experience gained in blackberry production. Its aim is the development of varieties that can help face the productive, phytosanitary, and commercial challenges of the international market. "Through systematic trials and…
Mexican red tomato exports down 5.5% in 2025
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Mexican red tomato exports fell 5.5% in 2025, totaling $2.239 billion. On July 14, 2025, the United States imposed a 17.09% anti-dumping quota on Mexican tomato imports. The move represents a significant shift in bilateral trade for the product, following years of regulation through suspension…
"The organic sector isn't worried about South American products entering Europe"
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Spain's organic production sector is not concerned about the entry of organic products from Mercosur countries into the European market under the free trade agreement. Nevertheless, it urges EU authorities to ensure reciprocity in implementing this pact so that Spanish organic farmers and livestock…
AEFA, Sponsor Partner of BioAgTech World Congress 2026
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
AEFA will be a Sponsor Partner of the BioAgTech World Congress & Expo 2026. The event, to be held from April 7 to 10 at Feria Valencia (Spain), is recognized as the leading global platform for the biologicals and advanced agriculture technologies industry. Valencia as the global hub of the BioAg...
EU organic producers call for reciprocity in the EU-Mercosur trade agreement
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Spain's organic sector isn't worried about Mercosur organic food imports into Europe, but calls for reciprocal trade rules so that local organic farmers and livestock producers can compete equally with those in Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay. "The organic sector isn't concerned about South…
Two innovative films for fresh produce packaging
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Argos Packaging introduces two innovative films for fresh packaging that respond to the growing demand for more sustainable solutions and are designed to be future-ready. Norifresh"With Norifresh, we are taking a major step towards fossil-free packaging. Argos Packaging & Protection presents...
EU arable land prices averaged €15,224 per hectare in 2024, with sharp gaps across countries and regions
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
In 2024, the average price of one hectare of arable land in the EU stood at €15,224. This figure was 38 times higher than the average annual rental price, which amounted to €403 per hectare of arable land. Among the 23 EU countries for which 2024 data are available, the price of one hectare of arable…
Precision seeding and grafting gain ground as nurseries face higher costs and tighter margins
11 hours ago by Hortidaily
Growing phytosanitary pressure, intensive crop rotation and the rising unit value of seeds are forcing horticultural nurseries to further refine their seeding and grafting processes. In greenhouse crops such as tomato and watermelon, the use of rootstocks has become an established technical tool to…
Norway Gold
12 hours ago by Juniper Level Botanic Garden
Many of the winter gold colored spruces don’t color up well in our climate. Once exception is the Norway spruce selection, Picea abies ‘Aurea Magnifica’, which has been absoluty wonderful during our cold weather. Picea abies ‘Aurea Magnifica’ The post Norway Gold appeared first on Juniper Level...
Future Food Asia to Rebrand as Future Fit Asia Ahead of 10th Anniversary Conference in Singapore
14 hours ago by iGrow News
Future Food Asia (FFA) announced it will rebrand as Future Fit Asia in 2026, marking a strategic shift toward a broader examination of how food systems intersect with human health, environmental integrity, and long-term resilience. The post Future Food Asia to Rebrand as Future Fit Asia Ahead of...
FoodTech World Cup Opens Applications for 2026 as Nestlé and FoodHack Renew Partnership
14 hours ago by iGrow News
Key Takeaways FoodTech World Cup returns in 2026, hosted by Nestlé and FoodHack for the second year. Applications are open until February 27, 2026, for early-stage Food BioTech startups. The […] The post FoodTech World Cup Opens Applications for 2026 as Nestlé and FoodHack Renew Partnership...
Nanjing Agricultural University Releases Open-Source Sinong Language Model for Agriculture
14 hours ago by iGrow News
Nanjing Agricultural University released the Sinong language model at a national higher education forum. The post Nanjing Agricultural University Releases Open-Source Sinong Language Model for Agriculture appeared first on iGrow News.
Lessons Learned: Growing, Killing, and Reviving a Meyer Lemon Tree
15 hours ago by Gardenista
Beyond the double-glazed sash windows of our apartment, it is frigid February, but the air indoors smells like a citrus orchard in springtime. After my previous Meyer lemon tree succumbed to a fungal pathogen, brought on by overwatering, I was sure I would never grow this particular citrus...
Scientists Could Help Reveal Fraud — and Get Paid For It
16 hours ago by Undark
Under current laws, it is difficult for university research groups who help reveal fraud to receive whistleblower rewards. Changing whistleblower statutes to incentivize universities to do such work would be a public service and open up a source of funding for future research.
WEISS/MANFREDI Reveals Updated Designs for La Brea Tar Pits Transformation in Los Angeles
18 hours ago by ArchDaily
The best roses for romance and resilience
19 hours ago by Financial Times
Growing roses can be a thorny business — one of the world’s eminent rosarians shares his picks of the new cultivars and the TLC to help them flourish
Margot’s Winter Garden Interest in Washington
20 hours ago by Fine Gardening
This gardener doesn't have to wait until spring for a display of decadent blooms
25 of the Best Early Spring Blooming Flowers
23 hours ago by Gardener's Path
Rejuvenate the bare gardens of winter with the fresh blossoms of spring. Discover 25 of the best early spring flowering bulbs, perennials, and shrubs. Boost your curb appeal and welcome visitors with bold, vivid colors that invigorate, or pastels that soothe. Say goodbye to winter and find your...
Ep. 564 - Leaf Fossils from a Hot House Climate
32 hours ago by In Defense of Plants Podcast
Journey back in time some 60 million years to the Cenozoic with Dr. Ellen Currano by looking at fossil leaves. Aside from just being cool, leaf fossils can tell us a lot about the ecology of long extinct ecosystems. For instance, leaf margins can tell you about things like temperature while leaf...
Grower to Grower Podcast: Part 1 Of Our Leaders in Floriculture Series
34 hours ago by Greenhouse Growers
This is the first episode in our Leaders in Floriculture series, where we talk to experts in plant breeding, plant health, and greenhouse technology about the important roles they play in innovation, sustainability, and helping to shape the future of floriculture. The post Grower to Grower...
Interrupting Those Long Winter Nights
1 day ago by Juniper Level Botanic Garden
So many folks think running a nursery is such a pastoral, relaxing career, but as with most things in life, the realities are quite different….especially during the winter months. We have 30 greenhouse cold frames, which are kept at two different temperature regimens, 35F, and 55F, depending on...
Letter of Recommendation: How I Learned to Love My Sauna
1 day ago by Gardenista
I have been coerced into learning new skills and trying new hobbies for as long as I’ve been with my husband. When we were in college, he pressured me into skiing. Throwing oneself down a steep mountain, in freezing temperatures, strapped to skinny planks, is not something that my immigrant...
How to Care for Cold-Damaged Forsythia
2 days ago by Gardener's Path
If your spring forsythia display isn’t up to par, it could be because the shrubs have suffered cold weather damage. Unusually low temperatures and frozen precipitation can wreak havoc on plant tissue. Read on to discover the warning signs and steps you can take to try to restore your forsythia...
Top 10 Employee Compensation and Benefits Challenges in 2026
2 days ago by Greenhouse Growers
Talent shortages and an aging workforce are adding to employer strain, as are burnout, retention, and specialized skill gaps for employees. The post Top 10 Employee Compensation and Benefits Challenges in 2026 appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.
Cozying up to a Sonoran Bear Grass
2 days ago by Juniper Level Botanic Garden
Through the years, we have grown 21 of the 35 North American native species of bear grass species. Nolinas currently reside in the Asparagaceae family, with the likes of Agave, Dasylrion, Yucca, and of course, Asparagus. One Nolilna species we didn’t expect to be winter hardy is the Sonoran bear...
Current Obsessions: Notes from Here
2 days ago by Gardenista
In need of a little pick-me-up? Read on for what to watch, read, and otherwise peruse this weekend: Above: Photograph by Michael Sinclair, courtesy of Pinch, from “Beauty Found in Simplicity”: At Home in Devon with Design Purists Russell and Oona of Pinch Furniture. Good news, New Yorkers: You...
Plants, Vol. 15, Pages 522: LC-MS Profiling and Biological Activity of Unexplored Leucas nubica Benth. (Lamiaceae)
3 days ago by Plants Journal
Plants, Vol. 15, Pages 522: LC-MS Profiling and Biological Activity of Unexplored Leucas nubica Benth. (Lamiaceae) Plants doi: 10.3390/plants15040522 Authors: Dimitrina Zheleva-Dimitrova Gokhan Zengin Sakina Yagi Solafa Suliman Reneta Gevrenova Leucas nubica Benth. (Lamiaceae) is an annual...
15 of the Best Shrubs for Hedges
3 days ago by Gardener's Path
From a curtain of arborvitae around the pool to a knee-high boxwood square around the rose garden, hedging is a landscape technique that adds beauty and function to any garden setting. Whether you want privacy screening, windbreaks, or decorative borders, learn about 15 of the best plants for...
Special Netherlands Garden Tour Q&A Webinar with Annie Guilfoyle
3 days ago by Fine Gardening
Learn all about the gardens of the Netherlands and why you should join us for this once in a lifetime experience

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