Trending Topics

As I began this letter, we had just endured Hurricane Helene, and were keeping an eye on Hurricane Kirk and Tropical Storm Leslie, which were brewing in the Atlantic. We hold our breath for a few more weeks to get through this time of year – Atlantic

We can no longer ignore the fact that there is a water supply crisis in Florida. Municipalities, cities and counties across the state are being forced to take drastic actions like instituting moratoriums on development to ensure that they can continu

The 2024 Tropical Plant International Expo (TPIE) brought nearly 8,000 growers, landscapers, retailers and other stakeholders from all 50 states and 40 countries around the world to the Broward County Convention Center January 17-19 to showcase the

My favorite part of being President of our organization is getting the opportunity to travel around Florida to attend meetings, tradeshows and other FNGLA gatherings. When I checked into my hotel room the night before Tropical Plant International Exp

In 2022, Florida was the fastest growing state with more than 1,000 people moving to the state every day. Accordingly, growth of new construction and irrigated landscapes also continues. As a result, local communities continue to be challenged by wat

2024 is here. As an avid follower of college football, I’m settling down to watch the early semi-final and marveling at what has been a perfect day to start the year off: beautifully sunny with a high of 70 degrees, and no humidity.