Marisa Reyes
Growing With Purpose at Grand Flower Growers
Learn how Grand Flower Growers’ Michigan roots and a Georgia expansion are reshaping production, partnerships, and the future of annuals.
What Breeding Priorities Look Like in Plants
From compact selections to climate-flexible crops and pollinator-supporting varieties, breeders are translating new priorities into plants.
How Plant Breeding Is Changing
Climate, labor, and logistics are redefining how plants are bred, pushing performance, predictability, and efficiency past baseline expectations.
How to Create Clear Career Pathways in Horticulture
From greenhouse leadership to adult vocational training, growers and educators are rethinking how careers in horticulture begin and grow.
Even More Pantone 2026 Color of the Year Varieties
The third and final installment of our series highlights more plant varieties that reflect Cloud Dancer, Pantone’s 2026 Color of the Year.
More Pantone 2026 Color of the Year Varieties
Part two of our three-part series highlights more plant varieties that reflect Cloud Dancer, Pantone’s 2026 Color of the Year.
Highlights from 2025 Field Trials: West TN AgResearch and Education Center
The University of Tennessee Gardens in Jackson highlights top annuals and combos after a mostly favorable growing season.
Highlights from 2025 Field Trials: University of Georgia
Classic City Winners highlight plants that thrived through heavy rains and heat in Athens at the University of Georgia trials.
SustainaGuides Offer Practical Tools to Strengthen Sustainable Production
SustainaGuides provide practical, research-based tools to help improve water use, substrates, nutrient management, and energy efficiency.
Pantone 2026 Color of the Year Varieties
This is the first of a three-part series exploring breeder-submitted varieties that pair with Cloud Dancer, Pantone’s 2026 Color of the Year.
Highlights from 2025 Field Trials: West Madison Ag Research Station
The WMARS Display Gardens delivered season-long color, strong performance, and a deep bench of top-rated annuals.
Highlights from 2025 Field Trials: University of Tennessee Gardens
Expanded beds and steady summer heat gave UT’s 2025 trials a chance to highlight reliable, high-color performers in both sun and shade.
Highlights from 2025 Field Trials: North Dakota State University
Celebrating 20 years, NDSU’s trial gardens highlighted dependable performers and crowd favorites under a slightly wetter-than-average summer.
Highlights from 2025 Field Trials: University of Minnesota
Despite a rain-soaked summer and flooding challenges, WCROC’s 2025 trials still delivered a strong Top 10 list.
Highlights from 2025 Field Trials: Mast Young Plants
Mast Young Plants used its 2025 trials to test fertilizer strategies, water-storing polymers, and potential program additions under a hot, relatively dry summer.
Highlights from 2025 Field Trials: North Carolina State University
Heat, humidity, and high rainfall put begonias, vinca, sweet potatoes, and more to the test in Raleigh.
Highlights from 2025 Field Trials: Metrolina Greenhouses
With nearly 3,200 trial entries, Metrolina’s 2025 public trials highlighted durable color and strong performance across seasons.
Highlights from 2025 Field Trials: Massachusetts Horticultural Society
The Garden at Elm Bank highlights how plants in their 13 trial beds held up under a hot New England summer.
What’s New, Next, and Trending in Cut Flowers?
How leading breeders are shaping the next generation of cuts through stronger genetics, smarter colors, and grower-friendly performance.