Varieties
Perennial Plant Symposium Focuses on Green Infrastructure
August 28, 2018
The deadline to submit new herbaceous perennial varieties is Sept. 1, 2018.
CIOPORA Academy and Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney are teaming up to bring advanced learning for protecting plant breeders’ rights to Washington, D.C. this fall. Plant breeders will receive a 360-degree training on intellectual property for plant products.
Griffin Greenhouse Supplies has officially announced the publication of its new Seed & Plant catalog for the 2018-2019 […]
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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.
While the two companies will continue to operate independently, the acquisition gives Syngenta a wide range of crops it can offer to its grower customers.
Two leading plant breeders have stepped up their digital game by launching updated websites with more visitor-friendly tools to their grower customers.
The site features simplified navigation of plant culture and product trials that meets the needs of today’s greenhouse grower.
The new initiative will provide one-stop shopping for growers and brokers.
Deb’s Greenhouse, in Alberta, Canada, hosted the first New Blooms for Canadian Growers and Retailers event on July 5. The full-day event was attended by 96 growers, retailers, and plant brokers from Western Canada.
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.