Varieties
Vivero North America Now Licensed to Supply Lazzeri Poinsettia Genetics
November 17, 2022
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.
In his latest column, Dr. A says consumers who believe in the need for ornamentals will have little issue with higher prices if they obtain the value they expect.
The 50-page guide features new products, regional recommendations, production tips from experts, and market trend insights.
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Despite a return to somewhat normal routines that were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers have retained their increased interest in cut flowers.
Plant breeders will introduce their best new varieties after years of research and development. Here’s a closer look at some of the top cold-tolerant crops to consider for the coming year.