Grow Stars In The Greenhouse By Juergen Steininger|July 24, 2012 Potted sun stars (Ornithogalum dubium) are nearly unknown in the U.S., but in Europe, they are prized and […]
Grow Ornithogalum In The Greenhouse By Juergen Steininger|June 26, 2012 Potted sun stars (Ornithogalum dubium) are nearly unknown in the U.S., but in Europe, they are prized and […]
Hydrangea’s Hidden Potential By Juergen Steininger|May 25, 2012 Even while the market continues to look for a wider selection of high-quality crops, hydrangea remains underused, both […]
Potted Calla Lilies: Everything You Need To Know By Juergen Steininger|September 16, 2011 Callas fit many market segments. Most growers know callas can be grown as a pot plant or cut flower. Few, however, know some cultivars fit nicely into any program for bedding plants, upscale patio containers or specialty cut flowers.
Big On Blue (Poppy) By Juergen Steininger|May 26, 2011 It’s March at Longwood Gardens and the Himalayan blue poppy is once again on display in our indoor […]
A New Twist On Freesia By Juergen Steininger|July 27, 2010 I am always surprised to hear growers say they think freesias are not an interesting product. Many say […]
Potted Tulip Guidelines For The Greenhouse By Juergen Steininger|June 18, 2010 Who would connect tulips with stories from the Orient? The prevalent perception is that tulips are native to […]
The Lowdown On Daffodils By Juergen Steininger|February 23, 2010 Daffodil Basics Daffodil bulbs can be obtained in different grades, as well as standard dry bulbs or pre-cooled […]
Producing Asiatic Lilies By Juergen Steininger|November 30, 2009 Over the last few years, the Longwood Gardens lily program expanded to include an assortment of lily cultivars: Easter […]
Management Two Dümmen Orange Employees Missing Following Volcano Eruption By Brian Sparks|June 18, 2018
