Varieties
McHutchison, Vaughan’s Horticulture Build for the Future
November 30, 2020
Ball Horticultural Company CEO and Chairman of the Board Anna Ball sites industry growth and expanding product opportunities as reasons to add a new President role to the company structure.
The 2020 growing season was truly like no other in the Horticulture Display Garden at the University of Minnesota’s West Central Research and Outreach Center.
The Ditto series, part of the company’s Intrinsa breeding program, are white rust-resistant and available in five colors.
The California Cut Flower Commission says the decision is especially disappointing since it comes amid the COVID-19 pandemic, which has greatly affected American rose growers.
Greenhouse growers are invited to a webinar designed to help the horticulture supply chain get a better general understanding of this topic.
Here is what MSU has been up to while we have been stuck at home in quarantine.
The COVID-19 pandemic and weather concerns didn’t stop trial managers and master gardeners from recognizing a range of top performers.
In preparation for the upcoming poinsettia season, Suntory Flowers will license three farms to produce Princettia euphorbia cuttings for North America in 2021.
From new catalogs to expanded breeding program offerings, here are just a few variety updates to know about as you gear up for the next growing season.
The company’s new Young Plant catalog is now available on its website.
‘Autumn Majesty’ and ‘Autumn Starburst’ combine the high performance growers have come to expect from Encore with new flower colors.
Two of the company’s roses won awards from the 2021 American Garden Rose Selections testing program, which recognizes roses that are suitable for different regions of the country.
Morel Diffusion has expanded its cyclamen market by joining forces with Evolem, a France-based company that invests in growing businesses.