Many of the most popular plant destinations for new variety showcases are going either partially or totally virtual this year. Find out how you can still participate.

This year’s report, which was compiled based on video conferences with breeders since there was no in-person event, features independent on the newest plant varieties.

This week came the announcement that CAST will become a summer event starting in 2021. What do you think of the change?

Find out which new variety emerged as this year’s Editor’s Choice winner and take a closer look at the finalists for the Best Performer Award.

A Michigan State University professor is studying the human health benefits of Withania somnifera as a therapeutic treatment.

Find out which product emerged as this year’s Technology of the Year winner, and take a closer look at the finalists for Editor’s Choice Award for Best New Variety.

Check out five plants that stand tall, even during what’s been a downer of a 2020.

Life-long friends reflect on Gary Falkenstein, who led the development of several ornamentals brands and pioneered innovations in plant marketing.

It’s been quite a month for Dümmen Orange, which made several commitments this June, including a new technology center and new way to offer variety information.

The event had been scheduled to take place this November.

The new Smallscape Gardens Program takes recipe programs for hanging baskets, containers, and upright plants, and applies them to in-ground landscape applications.

Costa Farms, the second-largest ornamentals operation in the U.S., continues to expand with the acquisition of DeLeon Bromeliads.

Mark Schermer, who led the transformation of Syngenta’s Flowers marketing business in Europe, is replacing Michael Kester, who is retiring after 42 years at Syngenta.