Terra Nova Nurseries has created profile pages for these new varieties on its website to help growers learn about growing habits, plant characteristics, and other insights provided by the breeding team.
A group of leading cut flower wholesalers, retailers, and bouquet companies gathered in Miami, FL, in mid-March to discuss the future of the cut flower industry, with a focus on innovation and the end consumer.
California Spring Trials 2018 kicks off in less than a week, and our team at Greenhouse Grower is making final preparations before we depart. Find out what’s in store during this busy but fun adventure!
Check out this California Spring Trials 2018 Central/Northern Region preview of new varieties from Cultivaris, Hem Genetics, Hilverdakooij, Kientzler, Terra Nova Nurseries, and Westhoff.
With breeders adding dozens of nativars and with public opinion so high, many more perennials, trees, and shrubs are natives/nativars than there were 14 years ago.
Check out this California Spring Trials 2018 Central Region preview of new varieties from Green Fuse Botanicals, Floranova, Vegetalis, Florist, Royal Van Zanten, Vivero Internacional.
One of the managing directors of the Kientzler group of companies, which was largely responsible for the introduction of vegetative annuals in the marketplace, died unexpectedly on March 7.
The courses, presented by Allan Armitage, can help growers, retailers, and landscapers learn more about plant origin, characteristics, bloom time, flower structure, and optimum growing conditions.
A recent Danziger event highlighted the creativity and flexibility of the Scabiosa ‘Scoop’ series, which offers the cut-flower industry more texture and color.
Proven Winners partnered exclusively with visionary succulent grower and collector Chris Hansen of Garden Solutions in debuting the new Coral Creations Succulents line.
Check out this California Spring Trials 2018 Central Region preview of new varieties from Ball Horticultural Co., Dümmen Orange, PlantHaven International, and Suntory Flowers.
Traditional reds were still bestsellers, but interest continues to grow in white and novelty varieties. Greenhouse Grower’s annual survey provides an in-depth look at the holiday season.
