For consumers, the message is, if you are planning to purchase tulips, daffodils, and other fall-planted bulbs, don’t wait too long or you may miss out.

New varieties and garden retail products were the talk of this year’s Farwest Show in Portland, OR, which was back after a year off in 2020.

The latest edition features a “Fresh Picks” section that highlights all newcomers to the company’s lineup, including new perennials, ornamental grasses, and succulents.

After two years of virtual education, growers can once again plan on getting an in-person look at new perennial introductions and trial garden comparisons.

Following trends and consumer preferences is critical to breeding programs so growers can provide new colors, shapes, and sizes of plants and flowers.

The new catalog includes more dedicated space for plant-group comparisons, as well as extended trial sections.

Taylor Farms has entered the greenhouse growing market with an investment in Indiana-based Pure Green Farms, which produces leafy greens year round.

Greenhouse Grower’s New Varieties Guide offers a number of releases that could bring color and season extension to your plant lineup in 2022.

It was another great year for begonias, with eight ranking in the top 25 among attendees.

Largest physical and employment expansion in company history to add 250 new jobs and 30 acres of greenhouse space.

Sales are up as the world begins to rebound from early 2020. While prices are also increasing, it doesn’t seem to be sending consumers running.

Part of the new Confetti Garden Bloomtastic Summer Solstice mix proceeds will be donated to Willoughby’s surviving children.

Breeders present some of their best new ornamental varieties to help you plan a world-class crop mix for 2022.