Varieties
PanAmerican Seed New Impatiens Offers Downy Mildew Resistance
February 6, 2019
One of the questions posed in Greenhouse Grower’s 2019 State of the Industry survey was “Are you planning on growing any new crops or varieties in 2019?” Here’s a sampling of some of the most common responses.
A Pennsylvania gardening expert recently worked with local growers, garden centers, and other plant experts to give consumers a feel for some of the latest annuals varieties hitting the market this year.
Full-scale production of this bold selection can provide a bright splash of color in the greenhouse with uniform color and growth throughout.
Claire Josephson, Product Marketing Manager for Ball Horticultural Company, highlights four plant and garden trends for 2019 that present major opportunities for growers.
As a new generation of potential plant users comes along, the questions are seldom about geraniums or hostas; the questions are usually about solutions.
A total of 11 plants have been nominated for the Show Your Colours Award, which will be presented at IPM Essen 2019 on January 24.
While houseplants are trendy overall, especially tropicals, there are some strong sub-trends you can capitalize on.
Proven Winners, Ball Horticultural Company, PlantHaven International, and Terra Nova Nurseries share trends, advances, as well as some new introductions.
New varieties from Terra Nova Nurseries were big winners at The Pennsylvania State University’s 2018 trial gardens, including top selections of heuchera, echinacea, artemisia, and other genera.
California Spring Trials 2019 is right around the corner. Use this handy guide to plan your trip along the California coast.
Tropical nouveau theme emerging as next trend in floral design.
Growers and grower-retailers can search through more than 120 new plants on the site to find what their customers are clamoring for.
The Louisiana State University AgCenter’s Hammond Research Station Ornamental Plant Trial Program, located in Hammond, LA, presents a […]