Emerald Coast Growers, one of the industry’s largest suppliers of ornamental grass liners to North American growers and retailers, has released the latest version of its trend-tracking new variety Resource Guide.
This past spring, Allan Armitage ventured to the Beijing Botanical Garden to address plant people, researchers, growers, and students about plants, trends, and observations.
ThinkPlants not only supports the respective efforts of Danziger and Syngenta, but also opens the door for additional breeders and suppliers to market their varieties under the family of products.
Eason Horticultural Resources has released its “Hot New Perennials for 2019” booklet, which includes plants from a broad range of perennial young plant producers and breeding companies.
Gold has become the darling of designers and landscapers because it brightens the shade and is one of the first colors in the landscape that draws your eye.
Hort Couture has announced a new alliance with Ball Seed Company in which Ball Seed will exclusively distribute the Culinary Couture Seed lines for Hort Couture beginning in the fall of 2018.
The Senate’s version of the next Farm Bill includes language updating a law that protects the intellectual property of floral industry breeders, according to the Society of American Florists.
This year’s Southern Garden Tour for greenhouse growers featured stops at Young’s Plant Farm, the University of Georgia Trial Garden, and Metrolina Greenhouses.
Deb’s Greenhouse and High Q Greenhouses will host New Blooms for Canadian Nurseries & Retailers, which is designed to bring new varieties and programs to independent growers and retailers in Western Canada.
