Terra Nova Nurseries Releases 2021-2022 Plant Catalog

Posted by Brian Sparks|August 25, 2021

Terra Nova Nurseries has released the 2021-2022 edition of its plant catalog, marking nearly 30 years of new plant introductions, creative solutions, and breakthrough breeding efforts for the global horticulture industry. The new catalog includes more dedicated space for plant-group comparisons, extended trial sections, and an added employee appreciation page.

The catalog features 21 sections with up-to-date plant and breeding information regarding:

New introductions for 2021-2022
Terra Nova Nurseries’ Plant of the Year
Insights about the company’s dedicated and problem-solving employees
National trial garden results
Terra Nova Nurseries’ Damu Flower Valley and Damu’s Jinfo Mountain Project
Terra Nova Nurseries’ display garden
The company’s popular Unrooted Cutting Program (URC)
The Terra Nova Nurseries and ThinkPlants partnership
Top-selling plants
Sales team contacts
And additional resourceful content not to be missed

Plants bred for various purposes can be found group-profiled with genera of similar applications in the new catalog. They are included in detailed page layouts with names such as Pollinator Plants from Terra Nova Nurseries, Terra Nova’s North American Nativars, and Terra Nova’s Low Water Users.

Terra Nova Nurseries used the 2021-2022 catalog as a special platform to introduce Heuchera ‘Black Forest Cake’ as its Plant of the Year. The recognition was given to this variety based upon the excitement received from customers, licensee trialing, and employee feedback. Its beautiful foliage, bright cherry-red flowers, and excellent habit made it an easy choice for Terra Nova Nurseries’ Plant of the Year recognition.

New to the 2021-2022 catalog is a section detailing Terra Nova Nurseries’ efforts to reduce waste and plastic consumption by moving away from large plastic labels. Terra Nova Nurseries will now be labeling trays with adhesive labels to identify plants coming from cold or warm greenhouses. The company will also allow growers to refrain from using Terra Nova Nurseries’ tags typically required for patented varieties to cut back on plastic waste and consumption.