The Perennial Farm opens a third location in Maryland and announces an upcoming seminar program to be held at its headquarters.

The Danziger catalogs highlight new introductions, expanded series, fresh colors, proven varieties, and much more.

It’s time for you to decide which variety is chosen as the Reader’s Choice award winner for 2026. Voting for Perennials ends on June 1.

Sesleria x ‘Star Crossed’ is a new Moor grass that grows creamy yellow flowers and does best in cooler temperatures.

The New to Market Forum will be held in-person on Tuesday, July 28, and to an online audience on Tuesday, Aug. 25.

The partnership with Pacific Plug and Liner will expand the supply of Bloomin’ Easy perennials to the Pacific Northwest.

The National Garden Bureau has named sedum as the featured perennial for its 2026 “Year of Plants” program.

Dr. Allan Armitage speaks on why growers should prioritize function over the level of hardiness when selecting a plant.

ThinkPlants is expanding its perennial young plant network in the North American Market with the addition of Knox Horticulture.

Terra Nova Nurseries varieties received distinctions from trials at JC Raulston Arboretum, Raker-Roberta’s, and the University of Georgia.

Chris Fifo of Darwin Perennials walks growers through his three and a half steps for overwintering perennial varieties.

As the seasons change, growers and breeders are sharing strategies to make perennials a bigger part of fall programs.

The catalogs from HilverdaFlorist and Selecta One showcase new variety introductions and expanded series to the market.