Bachman’s Floral, Home, and Garden will be celebrating its 140th anniversary at all of its retail locations on Saturday, June 14, 2025.
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GSPA Awardee Raymond Erskine shares his perspective on science policy and what it was like to participate in this year’s events.
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The announcement marks a critical milestone in the company’s reorganization and positions it for continued, long-term strategic growth.
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LLK Greenhouse Solutions explores how growers can improve operation efficiency and cost-effectiveness through energy curtain rebates.
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At California Spring Trials 2025, the Greenhouse Grower team visited Dümmen Orange to view the breeder’s new Dahlia Summer Bees series.
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A lot of specialty seeds need light to germinate, but it never occurred to me that vegetable seeds might need light until a couple of months ago, when I read that lettuce needs light. I have always covered my lettuce seed, and it germinated just fine. How can that be if they need light? How … Read More
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Hi, everyone. I’m struggling with black locust spreading like crazy on my property. It keeps spreading aggressively through suckers and its root system. I would like to get rid of it completely, but I want to do it naturally without any chemicals or herbicides. Has anyone successfully removed black locust this way? What methods worked for you? Are there any plants, trees, or ground covers that can help suppress black locust growth or compete with it effectively? Is there’s a way to use nature to tackle that? Any advice or experience would be helpful. Thanks.
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