Culture
Culture Report: Cyclamen Magnia Series
Many times, cyclamen grown at temperatures greater than 86° F result in a poor plant quality. The original Cyclamen persicum grows in the mountains of Turkey and the nearby countries. Those plants flower naturally in... more »
Culture Report: Hypoestes Hippo Series
The new Hippo hypoestes, or Pink Polka Dot Plant, from Proven Winners redefines this old-fashioned component plant with higher vigor, larger plant size and improved leaf color. ‘Hippo Red’ has large leaves, enameled with deep... more »
Forcing Perennials for Fall
Fall offers a novel opportunity to bring flowering perennials to market. During this shoulder season, plant selection doesn’t have to be limited to pansies and mums. There is potential to capitalize on the rising interest... more »
Culture Report: Campanula Adansa and Ambella Series
Campanula (common name bellflower) is fast becoming one of the most popular perennials. With its beautiful flowers and unique color spectrum, it is easy to see why. There are several types of campanula available today.... more »
Culture Report: Begonia Megawatt Series
When it comes to flower sales, greenhouse growers know: It’s all about the timing. Getting the right product into stores for maximum sell-through means selecting flowers that can draw shopper attention as well as thrive... more »
Culture Report: Lupine Westcountry Series
The remarkable genus Lupinus is found to be native to all 50 U.S. states. Growers and gardeners across the country are very familiar with lupine; it is rare to find a person that does not... more »
Culture Report: Celosia ‘Dragon’s Breath Red’
'Dragon’s Breath Red’ celosia from Sakata Seed has certainly captured the attention of growers, retailers and garden enthusiasts across the country with its deep, iridescent maroon foliage and flowering plumes. Along the West coast, East... more »
Summer Trials: Top-Performing Seed Annuals — Part 2
Last month, I began highlighting seed introductions that have been trialed the past few years from many of the different breeding companies. This month, I will continue my evaluations of seed varieties. These plants were... more »
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