The new catalog, which made its debut at Cultivate’16, offers easy access to organized genera grouped alphabetically, and also by size, color, habit, top sellers, photography, newest varieties, and USDA horticultural zones.
Native plants are becoming a bigger part of living green, as consumers become more aware of the role regional native plants play in promoting biodiversity in the garden, in urban landscapes, and in habitat restoration. Here are 13 new native plants breeders are offering to consider for your product mix.
Terra Nova Nurseries’plant breeding efforts are dedicated to refining plant characteristics and performance. Its end goal: plants that ecologically benefit the environment and satisfy consumers.
There was a lot to see on the vegetative side at Ball Horticultural during day two of California Spring Trials 2016, with many promising new introductions from Darwin Perennials, Ball FloraPlant, Burpee, and Ch. Morel.
Green Fuse Botanicals is adding more first-year flowering perennials to its First Light program and using its new tissue-culture lab to improve supply consistency.
Greenhouses and nurseries that supply roses have several new varieties they can choose from over the next couple of years. Keep reading for a look at what’s on the market now from several breeders, and what’s on the horizon.
The breeder has modified its labeling policy to eliminate the tag exemption process for the purchase of unrooted cuttings or rooted liners. Growers who utilize branded nursery or retailer labels with their products are no longer required to use Terra Nova Nurseries’ tags with their cutting and liner orders.
IPM Essen’s Innovation Showcase, which the Central Horticultural Association first began as a competition in 2008, has become established as a permanent fixture at the event.
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