Blending insight, humor and audience engagement, Dave Mitchell delivers practical strategies attendees can immediately apply ...

The U.S. federally approved Expo 2031 Minnesota, the nation’s first A1 Horticultural Exposition, affirming support for its ...

Instagram has announced a new restriction on hashtag use in posts and reels, as it continues to combat spam and boost ...

Among those gardening or caring for their lawn during the outbreak, the primary reasons for doing so are to stay busy (54%), to feel a sense of accomplishment (49%), to reduce stress (48%) and to ...

Independent garden centers stand out from other stores selling gardening products with their high-quality products and customer service. The market continues to rebound as interest in edible and ...

Every year, Garden Center magazine releases its State of the Industry Report, highlighting projected trends, the financial health of the industry, top performing products and departments and more ...

In our first ever digital-only State of the Industry Report, you’ll be able to scroll through and focus on the data that’s most important to you. This report is fully interactive, allowing the data to ...

Garden Center magazine is the leading industry trade publication serving independent garden center retailers in North America. Garden Center, a quarterly print publication with a robust digital ...

After plants, the No. 1 thing garden centers can offer their customers is experience. During his Cultivate’21 session, Joe Baer, co-founder and CEO of ZenGenius, shared how retailers can showcase ...

Each year, trial gardens across the country put the newest varieties from national and international plant brands to the test to see which perform best in their local environments. The resulting data ...

As the old saying goes, big things come in small packages. This sentiment is especially true for garden centers and nurseries seeking greater potential from limited retail footprints. Following a few ...

The word “garden” can conjure up visions of the vast lawns and tight hedges of English manors, the sprawling abundance hidden behind quaint cottages or vegetable patches growing produce in long ...