Wadsworth Control Systems

08/21/2026

We love seeing the great work our customers are doing beyond the greenhouse!
Denver Parks & Recreation’s new native garden is a great example of the thoughtful, impactful projects happening within our industry and communities. We’re proud to work with customers who are making a difference, and we’re excited to see projects like this taking root! 💚

08/13/2026

A greenhouse upgrade is about more than new technology—it’s about making sure every system works together the way it should.
Amanda Debevc takes us inside a recent control upgrade to show how the Wadsworth Seed control system coordinates equipment, including the proper timing between the shutter and exhaust fans, to help maintain the right greenhouse environment.
Smart controls. Thoughtful sequencing. Better environmental management for your crop.
See how Wadsworth helps growers take control of their greenhouse environment. Reach out to us today.

08/10/2026

From the Cultivate'26 trade show in Columbus, here are five technologies and products that hold promise for CEA.

08/10/2026

For two decades, Amanda has been an important part of the Wadsworth family, building relationships, sharing her knowledge, supporting our customers and colleagues, and making plenty of memories along the way.
As we celebrate Amanda’s incredible 20-year milestone, we’re taking a look back at some of the people, places and moments that have been part of her Wadsworth journey.
And we’d love to hear from you! If you’ve worked with Amanda over the years and have a favorite story, memory or simply something you’d like to share about her, drop it in the comments. We’d love to help make this milestone even more special.
Congratulations on 20 years, Amanda! Here’s to an amazing career, countless friendships and all the memories still to come. 🥂

06/04/2026

Red Butte Garden and Arboretum in Salt Lake City is home to over 100 acres of themed gardens and natural areas and an award-winning plant-focused science education program. Their production greenhouses, where they grow the collections for display areas, have a Wadsworth Seed control system that manages climate, lighting, and irrigation. They also utilize soil moisture sensors to automatically trigger irrigation events.
Each year, more than 250,000 guests from all over the world come to Red Butte Garden and Arboretum to experience the beauty and diversity of plants and trees in a stunning mountain setting.

06/02/2026

Students in the agriculture program at Lima Senior High School are certainly reaping what they sow. In its second year, the program’s annual plant sale is hosted at the Spartan Farm Greenhouse, where students spend the school year cultivating a variety of flower baskets and plants. The greenhouse includes Wadsworth’s Seed controller, weather station, and Sphere software. Proceeds from the sale will go back into the program to support future projects and improvements.

06/02/2026

05/28/2026

With your Wadsworth Seed control system, you have full access to control as many growing areas as you want from multiple options. Control your environments, irrigation, fertigation and light levels from your phone, tablet, computer, or the touchscreen itself.

05/26/2026

We recently completed commissioning a new Seed system at Texas State University in San Marcos. The system was installed in the Biology Department research greenhouses and will support a variety of plant health research studies.
These greenhouses also feature a custom-designed Wadsworth shade system to improve shading and heat retention. While on site, our team reviewed the operation of the VersiSTEP control systems and provided training for new professors on greenhouse control operation.

05/19/2026

As we face another dry season, one of the best things Coloradans can do is plant for the place we call home. That means choosing Colorado native plants, drought-tolerant flowers, and water-wise landscaping that can handle our heat, support pollinators, and keep our yards beautiful without wasting one of our most precious resources: water.

Colorado is also taking action statewide. I activated the state’s Drought Task Force and Phase 2 of Colorado’s Drought Response Plan to help track conditions, support communities, and coordinate resources where they are needed most. Whether it’s a backyard garden, a schoolyard, a park, or a neighborhood median, every water-wise choice adds up. By planting native, watering wisely, and planning ahead, we can protect Colorado’s water, support our farmers and ranchers, and keep our state beautiful for generations to come.

Colorado grows best when we grow wisely.🌱💧

https://www.cpr.org/2026/05/11/colorado-gardening-planting-drought-tips/