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National Garden Bureau Designates 2015 As Year Of The Gaillardia
February 25, 2015
All-America Selections has announced more 2015 AAS Winners, bringing the grand total of introductions for the 2015 gardening year to 25. The seven winners join the 12 announced last November and six announced last July. This year, AAS has had the most winners in one year since 1939.
Read about Allan Armitage’s picks for low-maintenance grasses for the landscape.
Growers had mixed feelings about the 2014 poinsettia season according to Greenhouse Grower’s 2014 Poinsettia Survey. Read about their plans for 2015 and stay up to date on 14 of the newest cyclamen and poinsettia varieties on the market.
Marsala, an earthy wine-red color, is the Pantone Color of the Year for 2015, and it presents a great marketing opportunity to showcase Marsala-colored plants for outdoor and indoor decorating. Enjoy this round-up of plants with Marsala hues.
Uniquely colored foliage and vivid blooms are just two of the great features new tropicals and foliage plants add to energize indoor and outdoor spaces.
Do you have problems callusing or rooting vegetatively propagated perennials? The Purdue University Floriculture Lab would like to help you with these problems, but first the research team there needs your help.
Carex has quietly become as important to the landscape trade as popular grasses like panicum and miscanthus.
The 2014 Dan Schantz Poinsettia trials featured more than 170 poinsettia varieties. Here’s a summary of the event, as well as a 2015 date for your calendar.
Contemporary tropical and foliage plants fit right in with the hustle and bustle of the twenty-first century. Their versatility lends itself to countless uses both inside the house and out on the patio.
Are the California Spring Trials on your schedule for 2015? Before the busy growing season sidelines your plans, use this handy resource to get a jumpstart on registering for your trip.
These popular slideshows from 2014 highlight everything from new perennials, to new veggies, to California Spring Trials.
Suntory Flowers started to introduce its varieties to sister company Beam Suntory by collaborating on a holiday interiorscape featuring Princettia at Beam Suntory’s offices in Deerfield, Ill., near Chicago.
Miniature and dwarf-sized varieties are perfect for containers, small-scale outdoor gardens and miniature gardening. See what breeders and growers have to offer in new varieties and past favorites.