This year’s trials put more attention into houseplant varieties, with different forms to show customers how they look as they mature.

This year the trials team at the Dallas Arboretum did plantings in both spring and summer to observe whether or not the time of establishment affected the plants’ survival rate.

The Society of American Florists Petal It Forward event on Oct. 18 drew participants from 580 floral businesses in all 50 states, all helping to spread the joy of flowers.

A number of upgrades brought improvements to the trial garden this year.

National Garden Bureau is making life easier for growers, retailers, and brokers with on-point marketing tools to help the industry promote the 2024 “Year of the” crops.

Trial managers say they are seeing a growing trend in the number of annual flowers that are bred for containers, which is likely due to the rise in consumer demand for container annuals.

Poinsettias from all major breeders will be represented in the trial, including Beekenkamp, Dümmen Orange, Lazzeri, Rinehart Poinsettias, Selecta One, Suntory, and Express Seed Company.

Knowing the fundamentals of the hydrangea crop cycle and how to finish the crop is vital for producing a quality crop that will brighten anyone’s day.

The collaboration with garden content creator Linda Vater will highlight PDSI’s flagship brands in videos, new digital planting guides, newsletters, web articles, and more.

The company’s selection of varieties showcases a range of hues and tones that complement the vibrancy and tranquility of the trending colors for the upcoming year.

The new generation of gardeners is looking for pollinators. Here’s how to attract them.

Judy Laushman co-founded the organization in 1988, and it has since grown to nearly 3,000 members across North America.

Eason Horticultural Resources and the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens celebrated horticulture with the first annual Breeder Showcase and trials.