Culture

Culture Report: Begonia ‘Canary Wings’

Begonias of all shapes and sizes have exploded onto the market in recent years offering diversity along with the performance customers crave. One introduction this year that truly stands apart is ‘Canary Wings’ begonia. Its... more »

University of Georgia’s 2018 Award Winners

As fall is in full swing and winter is quickly approaching, many of the country's trial gardens are coming to a close — if they haven't already. Some, like the University of Georgia, stay open... more »

Culture Report: Cuphea FloriGlory Series

Mexican Heather is one of the most commonly used annuals, famous for its drought tolerance, consistent flower power and easiness in production. In 2016, Westhoff revolutionized the category with the introductions of FloriGlory, which put... more »

Stand Out With These New Perennials

Over the past few years, breeders have been and continue to focus on perennial breeding. They are introducing new and exciting varieties that strengthen their popularity at the consumer level. In the September issue of... more »

The “Best Of” Winners at CSU

Last month, I had the opportunity to visit the beautiful trial grounds at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. The staff and students did an excellent job putting together a gorgeous display. I easily could... more »

Culture Report: Zinnia Profusion Series

Since the first introduction of ‘Profusion Orange’ in 1994, Sakata has continued to build the Profusion brand with grower-friendly attributes that include toughness and strength. This has resulted in global recognition and accolades following nearly... more »

Liven Up the Landscape

The landscape category continues to gain traction on the market. So, as you're aware, it is important for growers to choose proven performers to complete their programs and help consumers reach success in their gardens.... more »

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 »