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In our new post, Kenji Suetsugu, professor at Kobe University (Japan), discusses his research article ‘The nexus of decay and birth: Ecological and evolutionary significance of wood-decaying fungi in green Calypsoinae orchid germination‘. Kenji’s research presents new work on green Calypsoinae orchids and the wood-decaying fungi that power their beginnings.   About the paper Why Do Orchids Sprout Beside Rotting Logs?  Have you ever wondered why …

Earlier this week, I joined nearly 300 participants in Washington, D.C., for the Day of Action to Save NASA Science, organized by the Planetary Society and supported by 20 partner organizations.

Home to many rare plants, Burton Mesa Chaparral is one of the last remaining members of the Maritime Chaparral Group.

The post Vegetation Alliance of the Month: Burton Mesa Chaparral appeared first on California Native Plant Society.

Crassula ovata, commonly known as the Jade Plant, is a classic and enduring favorite among succulent enthusiasts and indoor gardeners. Also referred to as the “money plant” or “money tree”—though not to be confused with Pachira aquatica, which shares the same nickname—this succulent is widely […]

Van Der Giessen Nursery is the latest acquisition of Tom Dodd Nurseries, consolidating strength in the Southern nursery industry.

The post Tom Dodd Nurseries Welcomes Van Der Giessen Nursery with New Acquisition appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.

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Plant growth regulators (PGRs) can help growers cut labor costs, simplify crop management, and ensure consistency across production and shipping.

The post How Plant Growth Regulators are Tools for Quality and Efficiency appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.