3 Reasons Why Plant Breeders Should Trial Their Varieties
February 20, 2019Allan Armitage on Why Trials Are Critical in Perfecting Plants
October 27, 2018
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American Takii, Hilverdakooij, and newcomer HMA Plants show off zombie-zone celosia, new dianthus, and hip succulents.
Ernst Benary of America gave growers a taste of the fashion world during the new variety promenade held during California Spring Trials 2016.
Sakata is celebrating 10 years of SunPatiens production, and a whopper-sized, three-layer SunPatiens cake was featured at Sakata’s […]
The company is using available technological breeding advancements to align its products with market demand and give them every chance for commercial success.
The company works with independent breeders from all over the world to introduce unique genetics to the market.
Succulents and succulent combos were bigger hits than the beer at Dümmen Orange’s BarrelHouse Brewing location in Paso […]
Kientzler is expanding its role in the North American market, collaborating with independent breeders and working internally to add to its product lines.
Green Fuse Botanicals highlights a distinctive new lupine series and gives growers a first look at future intros during California Spring Trials 2016.
Terra Nova Nurseries’plant breeding efforts are dedicated to refining plant characteristics and performance. Its end goal: plants that ecologically benefit the environment and satisfy consumers.
There was a lot to see on the vegetative side at Ball Horticultural during day two of California Spring Trials 2016, with many promising new introductions from Darwin Perennials, Ball FloraPlant, Burpee, and Ch. Morel.
Green Fuse Botanicals is adding more first-year flowering perennials to its First Light program and using its new tissue-culture lab to improve supply consistency.
New Petunia ‘Night Sky’ exemplifies the company’s goal of sustainable performance combined with innovative varieties.
The test garden will showcase new plant varieties and support research by expert growers including Bailey Nurseries, Ball Horticultural Company and plant expert Michael Dirr.