Varieties
Allan Armitage: A Closer Look at New Annuals for 2018
January 26, 2018
Succulents continue to fascinate people of all ages and gardening abilities. Perhaps that’s because they still have the right stuff to attract attention.
Terra Nova Nurseries has created plant profile pages specific to these new varieties so growers can learn about their growing habits and plant characteristics.
Check out the 2017 field trial results for North Carolina State University/JC Raulston Arboretum in Raleigh, NC.
The companies’ breakthrough high-quality genome sequence and assembly of I. walleriana should lead to more efficient breeding and identification of disease resistance markers for important industry solutions.
The acquisition of the popular AmeriHybrid and On Top begonia genetics expands PanAmerican Seed’s assortment in this important class.
Add a bit of the tropics to your product mix with new foliage and tropical plant varieties that offer bold colors and distinct patterns.
Check out the 2017 field trial results for the University of Georgia in Athens, GA.
Check out the 2017 field trial results for the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Overton, TX.
The tour is scheduled for June 5-7, 2018, and offers floriculture industry members the opportunity to view trials of thousands of new and proven plant varieties.
Even with the ramp up in breeding, producing bidens still takes attention to detail and a focus on quality.
It’s time to start planning for a great road trip in April to see all the latest plants on display. This quick reference guide will help you map out your trip.
In his latest column, Allan Armitage says landscapers, designers, and gardeners want solutions to problems, not simply a recommendation for one more handsome plant.
See what new varieties stood out to Doug Cole, owner of D.S. Cole Growers in Loudon, NH, this year.