For some, growing Christmas trees may be the ideal way to make use of farmland that’s otherwise vacant or needs a rest. David Shiley, University (more…)

Plant damage from animals of all sizes can be catastrophic and often happens overnight. Recovery from it means having another succession of seedlings ready to plant, (more…)

Before farming on their own, Ian and Kelsey Kilgore spent time on a variety of farms, learning the fine points of growing vegetables. When they served as interns on a 40-acre organic (more…)

If you’re the type who lives for not just what’s now but what’s next, then the 2023 Garden Trends Report from the Garden Media Group will be right up your alley. Katie Dubow, president of Garden Media Group, (more…)

by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant

Strawberry growers’ season typically ends long before summer is over; however, selecting an everbearing variety – known as day neutral strawberries – can stretch the season until autumn. (more…)

September into October is my favorite flower time. The bustle of summer has slowed down, and the flowers are consistent week after week (with the added benefit of hardy annuals reblooming to add interest). (more…)

After a year in which virtual gatherings reigned supreme, vendors and visitors were welcomed back to the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Ohio for Cultivate‘21.

The premier event for the entire horticulture industry took place in person this year July 10 – 13. (more…)

Amber Holmer is one of the three founders of Perfection Greenhouse in Ohio. “Amber is a graphic designer and has quite an eye for color,” said Nancy Kochel, another member of the trio. Photo courtesy of Perfection Greenhouse

by Sally Colby

Starting a greenhouse business is a major effort, but three Ohio women were willing to give it a try. (more…)