The Santa Barbara International Orchid Show, one of the oldest, largest, and most prestigious orchid shows in the U.S., is back and will take place March 10-12.
On Feb. 21, the University of Florida is hosting an in-person and online workshop on the genetic diversity of begonia and its potential uses in breeding and landscaping.
USDA-APHIS has removed clarity import requirements for tissue culture agar, the starter material for several greenhouse crops, including ferns. Learn why this is a big deal.
The 2,500-acre collection of wholesale nurseries located in Northeast Ohio reintroduced itself under a new brand, emphasizing its position as a single source of bareroot, container, and B&B plant material.
A four-year trial conducted at the Mt. Cuba Center in Hockessin, DE, showcases Carex as one of the most effective and versatile plants for home gardens.
Fischer was the first to offer Xanthomonas-free pelargonium varieties to the market, and was one of the first to move unrooted cuttings production out of mainland Europe.
The holiday and winter season isn’t just about poinsettias. Spring Meadow Nursery is offering a range of crops that are part of the Proven Winners ColorChoice Shrubs lineup.
Dümmen Orange is making new genetics available for out-licensing to young plant growers and breeders and is looking to set up new partnerships with industry players.
The operation grew 88 varieties, totaling more than 12,000 poinsettias. Customers and employees selected their top five favorite varieties in four categories — novelty, red, white, and pink.
