From beautiful colors to vigorous flowers, here were 32 varieties that stood out at the 2022 plant trials in the Rocky Mountain state.
Plants from Chicagoland Grows will now be marketed under the name Chicagoland Grows Plant Collection, highlighting the stories of each plant and the mission of each breeding program.
The growing environment in greenhouses has a profound effect on numerous crop quality attributes, including crop yield, consistency, growth rate, flowering, and disease.
With supply chains beginning to smooth out, breeders are renewing their focus on product development, innovation, and value-added offerings.
Impatiens, begonias, and others benefited from ideal weather conditions, with both trial managers and open house attendees flagging their favorites.
Nearly two dozen plant influencers joined the Proven Winners team for a two-day deep dive event to learn more about the brand’s plans for new products and gardener solutions that will launch in 2023.
Two American Floral Endowment-funded research projects are investigating new ways to detect and reduce plant stress from abiotic pressures and diseases before they happen.
Hot and dry weather followed by heavy rains stressed plants, but as a trial garden that evaluates the last plant standing, these extreme weather conditions just help the trial team achieve its mission.
There are some key regulatory changes developing in the labor area, particularly with H-2A wages and adverse wage rates, that all owners and employers need to be aware of.
The latest round of All-America Selections winners include first-timers for coleus and colocasia, as well as a few different tasty garden snacks.
Plant breeders PanAmerican Seed and Dümmen Orange, along with the Society of American Florists, have each made the holiday season a bit brighter.
An earlier than usual season meant more maintenance and plant trimming at this Top 100 Colorado operation. But the team worked hard to make sure several plants stood out.
With workers becoming scarce, older, and in some cases more isolated, Wageningen University in the Netherlands is seeking to identify the employee personas of the future.