Hot, humid weather typically makes the garden suffer in July and August, but this year quite a few varieties thrived until the end.

The 2020 growing season was truly like no other in the Horticulture Display Garden at the University of Minnesota’s West Central Research and Outreach Center.

The COVID-19 pandemic and weather concerns didn’t stop trial managers and master gardeners from recognizing a range of top performers.

The Florida Nursery, Growers, and Landscape Association will offer new variety information through photos, data, and a trial booklet.

The inaugural year of plant trials at the Cornell Botanic Gardens was a great success, according to trial organizers.

The Flower Trial Field Day is an annual event to showcase the Penn State Flower Trials, while giving attendees the chance to network with industry representatives and connect with customers.

The Louisiana State University AgCenter’s Hammond Research Station Ornamental Plant Trial Program, located in Hammond, LA, presents a […]

Reiman Gardens is the 17-acre botanic gardens of Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa. Weather was as always […]

Owner Doug Cole talks about the standout plants in the D.S. Cole Growers 2018 field trials.

This year’s field trial garden included new cultivars of Texas favorites such as Zinnias, Salvia, and Vinca, along with new veggies and hanging baskets.

The operation in Miami evaluates plants in its 2-acre field trial garden trials over a six-week period from Weeks 33 to 39.

Colorado State University’s (CSU) showcase garden in Fort Collins, CO, is home to its annual flower trials, which […]

This year, the Southwest Ohio botanical garden site trialed more than 300 annual varieties with a total of 45,000 plants.