Here are five plant varieties and series that caught my eye on our first day of CAST 2025 when we visited Green Fuse Grove.

Here’s a look at some holiday amaryllis and cyclamen variety favorites from Bloomaker, Morel Diffusion, Schoneveld, and Syngenta Flowers.

Newer genetics means more flowers and vibrant colors among these holiday amaryllis and cyclamen favorites.

To get you primed for what you can expect to discover this year (whether you attend or not), Greenhouse Grower highlights some favorites directly from the breeders.

This new cyclamen series from Schoneveld Breeding is the first large-flowered cyclamen with two-toned leaves.

Schoneveld Breeding is hosting its annual Cyclamen Open Days from Oct. 24-Nov. 11 at its greenhouses in Wilp, the Netherlands.

They may look delicate, but cyclamen have the looks and the toughness consumers need to make superb outdoor plants.

The home was a popular place to be in 2020, and plant breeders predict consumers will continue to seek out ways to brighten their living spaces this year.

Morel Diffusion has expanded its cyclamen market by joining forces with Evolem, a France-based company that invests in growing businesses.

Cyclamen mites in the greenhouse can not only damage plants during feeding, they can also serve as an entry point for botrytis.

Learn to accurately detect and prevent fusarium wilt with these production tips.

New agreement would give Syngenta exclusivity in sales and marketing for Varinova cyclamen varieties in the U.S. and Canada.

Blooming potted plants are getting more attention for home décor and gifting during the holiday season. Growers and breeders are seeing increases in this category thanks to a few factors.