Years of grower testing has demonstrated that biocontrol is the only consistent and reliable approach for whitefly control in poinsettias.

Ball’s partnership with Southeast Asian-based AGA Agro will boost the company’s marigold offerings, while Syngenta is enhancing its poinsettia portfolio.

The whitepaper addresses topics such as sales and pricing trends, new varieties and products, how to work with retailers, and more.

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.

It’s never too early to check out the newest poinsettia varieties to see if there’s anything new you want to add to your product mix to capture holiday sales.

Plantpeddler has announced the results of its annual Poinsettias Variety Day trial, which was attended by major breeders, broker representatives, and growers.

The event will highlight a comparison trial of hundreds of poinsettia varieties from six different breeders.

The event is a chance for growers to see the latest poinsettia varieties evaluated in the National Poinsettia Trials, and hear more about the latest poinsettia research.

The new initiative will provide one-stop shopping for growers and brokers.

Traditional reds were still bestsellers, but interest continues to grow in white and novelty varieties. Greenhouse Grower’s annual survey provides an in-depth look at the holiday season.

Poinsettias and succulents are both in-demand products with today’s consumers. Here’s a look at some of the newer introductions available for retail sales in 2018 and 2019.

Syngenta Flowers’ Technical Services Manager Karl Trellinger gives production recommendations for growing high-quality ‘Lyra’ and ‘Mirage’ poinsettias.

The event will feature side-by-side comparisons of more than 100 commercial and pre-released varieties from seven breeders.