Allan Armitage offers his take on new perennial offerings that have caught his eye because of the role they can play in solution gardening.

By far, hydrangeas are the trending plants of choice in Midwest gardens. But there are plenty other selections worth a look for the landscape.

People’s tastes are different. If you get tired of growing Knockouts and marigolds, there are several planting possibilities for you to explore.

Good promotion is key to a successful fall program, but messaging without appropriate plants is a waste of money.

Perhaps the garden trade isn’t responsible for kudzu, but there are plenty other problematic selections we have sold and now appear on invasive plant lists.

Allan Armitage explains why new plants are critical to the success of the horticulture market.

Consumers don’t always look at new plants the same way plant industry people do.

When it comes to horticulture know-how, Dr. Allan Armitage says, the more you know, the more you grow.

You just never know when and where you’ll come across someone who shares the same affinity and affection for gardening as you do.

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