Dr. Allan Armitage shares with readers a few of his favorite things in the landscape.
Cornell University Plant Pathologist Margery Daughtrey tells you how to determine when the disease is present.
Check out the first of four features honoring winners of Greenhouse Grower’s Medal of Excellence Awards.
Maryland-based operation is now supplying plants for major green infrastructure projects, a process that has helped build a roadmap for the future.
How do you choose the best growing media and meet nutritional needs for your perennial plants program? It starts with your mix components.
Improvements in breeding and the supply chain have opened more opportunities for growers.
An Aralia cordata from Walters Gardens features tiny white flowers and golden yellow foliage, while attracting pollinators.
Allan Armitage offers his take on new perennial offerings that have caught his eye because of the role they can play in solution gardening.
Now is an excellent time to refresh your thinking on perennials, and your variety assortment, to give consumers what want.
The Perennial Plant Symposium gave perennials suppliers a chance to showcase their hottest new offerings. Here are a few hot prospects for the coming growing season.
Each of these cultivars, presented during the Perennial Plant Symposium, offer their own unique advantages, from low maintenance to landscape enhancement.
All-America Selections has announced the first winners from its three-winter Herbaceous Perennial Trial, which was done in partnership with the Perennial Plant Association.
Good promotion is key to a successful fall program, but messaging without appropriate plants is a waste of money.