Culture
Culture Report: Petunia ‘Fun House Potpourri’
Potpourri — the first introduction in the new vegetative Fun House petunia collection from Syngenta Flowers — makes its debut this year with its unique morphing colors and pattern depending on how it’s grown. It... more »
Culture Report: Salvia ‘Hummingbird Falls’
'Hummingbird Falls' is an absolute breeding breakthrough for Salvia guarantica hybrids. This new introduction is the first trailing variety of its kind, producing cascades of pulsating blue flowers emerging from glistening black calyces and stems.... more »
Culture Report: Rudbeckia Sunbeckia Series
Rudbeckia hirta is a key item in many growers’ summer and fall programs in North America. With its cheerful yellow blooms, the plants brighten consumer landscapes and patios. With the addition of the Sunbeckia series,... more »
Culture Report: Dahlia ‘Sincerity’
There are three words to describe 'Sincerity' dahlia: Big, bold and beautiful. Dense, naturally well-branched plants make the perfect backdrop for the showy blooms. ‘Sincerity’ is a picture-perfect choice for the landscape and high-end patio... more »
Culture Report: Schizachyrium scoparium ‘Shining Star’
Little bluestems, along with being North American natives, are a favorite around our greenhouse, and this one strikes a chord for its big impact — it’s variegated! ‘Shining Star’ stood out immediately in our in-house... more »
Culture Report: Leucanthemum ‘Sweet Daisy Birdy’
Leucanthemum has been a summer staple for perennial programs across North America ever since enthusiasts fell in love with the 2003 Perennial Plant of the Year, leucanthemum ‘Becky’. Many advancements in breeding have taken place... more »
Culture Report: Catharanthus Soiree Kawaii Series
Looking for heat-loving annuals? Soiree Kawaii catharanthus from Suntory Flowers are tiny but terrific! These little dynamos thrive in the harshest southern conditions, while also looking great all summer up North. The word “kawaii” means... more »
Culture Report: Plectranthus Velvet Collection
A distant relative of the mint family, plectranthus hail mostly from South Africa, where they grow into mighty shrubs. Almost unknown 20 years ago, plectranthus have become an important placeholder in shelf space at the... more »
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