An earlier than usual season meant more maintenance and plant trimming at this Top 100 Colorado operation. But the team worked hard to make sure several plants stood out.

In his latest column, Allan Armitage says the world of growing annuals should never be boring, thanks to the wide range of colors and other benefits they provide.

For the first time ever, three major industry non-profits have joined forces to promote a plant class and specific variety, all in unison.

Despite dealing with challenges such as rose rosette disease, optimal weather conditions made for a strong growing season. Here were a few of the best performers.

Mast Young Plants hosted its largest number of visitors since 2019, including several nontraditional first-time gardening and plant enthusiasts.

There are still many opportunities for growth in the succulents market. A breeder, a grower, and a social media lifestyle expert offer their take.

Even with the challenge of weather, the number of annuals in this year’s trial expanded, which made for an impressive display of color, texture, and foliage.

Kris Carlsson comes to Sakata with extensive technical production, marketing, sales, team building, and management experience in the North American ornamentals market.

For the North American market, production will remain at Vivero Internacional S.A. de C.V. Vivero’s strict protocols will continue to ensure a high-quality, reliable cutting supply.

Jackson & Perkins and Louisiana State University are partnering to preserve the genetics of the company’s roses, while keeping them free from diseases and viruses.

Schoneveld Breeding is hosting its annual Cyclamen Open Days from Oct. 24-Nov. 11 at its greenhouses in Wilp, the Netherlands.

Rik van Wijk will assume responsibility for leading the breeding company’s research and development operations globally.

We asked breeders to weigh in on their top suggestions for varieties best suited for sun, shade, heat, cold, and drought conditions. They did not disappoint.