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For gardeners, few things are more satisfying than seeing their vegetable plants begin to yield crops. However, this sense of accomplishment can quickly fade when pests start to nibble on…

With temperatures soaring, many avid gardeners are enjoying the sight of their flowers in full bloom. The right fertilizer can significantly enhance the abundance and longevity of these blossoms. According…

Maan Horti Automation has announced a strategic partnership with Powerplants, granting the latter exclusive rights to distribute, service, and maintain Growcoon dispensers across Australia and New Zealand. This collaboration aims…

The Georgian authorities have rejected a shipment of 10,000 cut flowers from Armenia due to violations of phytosanitary regulations. The consignment was stopped at the Sadakhlo-Sautomobilo customs checkpoint, where it…

The Iconic Hydrangea Challenge is calling on floral designers worldwide to explore the endless possibilities of hydrangeas, flowers that epitomize the theme “Iconic Flower, Iconic Floristry.” These blooms are celebrated…

Van Dijk Heating is set to launch its upgraded Ecoster E drain water disinfector at GreenTech Amsterdam 2025. The new model, powered by advanced technology, achieves the same level of…

The FlowerTrials 2025 commenced this week, with the first day seeing a slightly quieter turnout, likely due to the rainy weather. However, the overall atmosphere among participants and visitors remains…

Amblydromalus limonicus, a species of predatory mite, has gained recognition for its crucial role in biological pest control. This mite is a natural enemy of various pests, including thrips and…

The Japanese beetle, a highly destructive pest, feeds on over 300 plant species, causing significant damage to both turf and ornamental plants. To prevent the spread of this invasive insect…

Potted and bedding plant growers face daily decisions that can significantly impact their business returns. Traditionally, many of these choices have been guided by intuition. However, a new program called…