New Product Catalog From Terra Nova Nurseries Designed To Be More User-Friendly
July 15, 2016 
Terra Nova Nurseries has introduced a new redesigned and user-friendly 2016-2017 product catalog. Designed to avoid standard product listings and typical imagery arrangement, the new catalog, which was displayed for the first time at Cultivate’16, was created to serve as a systemized and resourceful sales tool.
The breeder-focused product selection guide offers easy access to organized genera grouped alphabetically, but also by size, color, habit, top sellers, photography, newest varieties, and USDA horticultural zones.
“While grouping plants in our new catalog by use and traits, followed by color, is a departure from the standard A-Z layout to which perennial customers have become accustomed, the new style is based upon Terra Nova Nurseries’ objective of being a leading, progressive, and customer-responsive breeder,” says Nathan Lamkey, Director of Sales and Marketing/Assistant General Manager for Terra Nova Nurseries.
The enhanced catalog includes sections for each genus, such as echinaceas that are grouped as singles or doubles; categorized by short, medium, and tall; and subsequently ordered by color. The catalog allows for simplified access to all the facts, photos, and insights needed for grower-customers to make informed purchasing decisions.
Personal touches from Terra Nova Nurseries’ breeders are included throughout the catalog, featuring descriptive page tabs; color coding of plant options; substantially increased photo sizes, averaging 20% augmented images; and the added ease-of-use feature of perennials and annuals being separately displayed. Product and program selections have also been simplified in the new catalog by breaking down each program into quart, gallon, and other preferred sizes.
The catalog incorporates details of more than 35 new varieties for 2016-2017, which include selections of coreopsis, echinacea, heuchera, heucherella, geum, kniphofia, lithodora, pulmonaria, tiarella, veronica, begonia, and coleus.
“Our ongoing goal involves conceptualizing and executing informational marketing on the same high level of innovation as our breeding,” says Lamkey.
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