Culture
Culture Report: Coleus Fancy Feathers Series
Do you remember the first time you saw a coleus? Your eyes could hardly believe the amazing combinations of colors, spots and splashes. Coleus were hot in the 1960s and were pushed aside for other... more »
Culture Report: Dianthus Corona Series
Expanding your sales for cool-season and seasonal programs is an important strategy for better profits and to meet your customers’ needs for early sales in the garden center. Offering an option with maximum shopper appeal... more »
Culture Report: Mammoth and Veranda Cyclamen
Cyclamen have long been used as an indoor potted plant. More recently, consumers and landscapers are using this colorful yet durable plant in gardens and borders. They also make a lovely patio container planted singularly... more »
Culture Report: Lavender ‘Phenomenal’
Did you know that lavender sells in the highest quantities worldwide of any of the “typical” perennial plants? More than hostas and daylilies even, but the reasons are unique to lavenders. Lavender is not just... more »
Culture Report: Miscanthus ‘Fire Dragon’
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Fire Dragon’ sets your garden ablaze with upright green foliage that transforms into intensifying colors of red and orange. When the temperature cools, this grass heats up. Soft, silvery plumes and scarlet foliage... more »
Culture Report: Portulaca Pazzaz Nano Series
The Portulaca Pazzaz Nano series from Danziger is the new, compact sub-series to the popular Pazzaz series. It has been consistently ranked among the top-performing varieties in trials across the country. Pazzaz Nano has a... more »
Culture Report: Dianthus American Pie Series
The American Pie collection is a beautiful new set of hybrid pinks, with amazingly delicious colors and delightful fragrance, offering customers timeless elegance for their homes and gardens. These dianthus boast the largest flower size... more »
Dahlia Lubega Power Series
Container gardening has become the new norm for gardeners of all ages. According to consumer trend research, as many as 75 percent of people buying annuals use them in containers or pots. Why? Well, there... more »
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