Variety Info
Phenomenal Perennials
Perennial breeders have supported the university and public trials for many years and continue to add more varieties to the trials every year. The perennial breeders understand the importance of these trials for exposure, evaluation... more »
Proven Summer Performers
In this article I will focus on the annual introductions for 2018 from Proven Winners and their performance in summer trials this year. The Proven Winners organization is committed to university and public trials throughout... more »
Eleven New Varieties Designated AAS Winners
All-America Selections, the 85-year-old non-profit plant trialing organization, announces eleven new AAS Winners. Each of the following varieties was trialed throughout North America by professional, independent, volunteer judges who grew them next to comparisons that... more »
Eason Horticultural Introduces New Calibrachoa Hi-Graft Standards
Eason Horticultural Resources (EHR) has introduced the Calibrachoa Hi-Graft Standard. These new decorative forms of calibrachoa feature an 8-12” stem with a ball of ever-blooming calibrachoa on top. They are available in four distinct colors,... more »
Stand Out with Unique Perennials
The perennial market continues to gain traction at the consumer level, and there is still plenty of room for growth. This booming category is the perfect opportunity for growers to differentiate themselves in the market.... more »
Perennials with Potential
The perennial market continues to be strong with more room for growth on the horizon. I can’t argue the value and necessity for including the most commonly grown and recognized perennial classes and cultivars; however,... more »
Winners Circle
Choosing plants to add to your production each season certainly involves some risk. It can be difficult to predict which varieties will be successful for you, your customers and gardeners. So in an effort to... more »
Where the Wild Things Are From: An Overview on Natives and Native Cultivars
While non-native plants are not inherently bad (some are invasive, but most are not), populating gardens with native plants definitely has benefits. Since they are “local,” they are more likely to be lower maintenance as... more »
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