March 18, 2026

Concept Plants introduces new varieties for greenhouse and landscape markets

Concept Plants releases new ornamental varieties with traits for greenhouse production and landscape performance. Review key genetics and evaluate crop options.

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Concept Plants announced a new lineup of ornamental varieties for 2026, aimed at greenhouse growers and landscape markets seeking performance and adaptability.

burgundy euphoria leaves
Euphorbia ‘Miner’s Berry Bordeaux’

The collection includes euphorbia ‘Miner’s Berry Bordeaux’, hydrangea ‘Candybelle Sorbet’, miscanthus ‘Lady in Red’, nepeta ‘Blue Planet’, scirpus ‘Stars and Stripes’ and sorbaria ‘Crimson Feather’. The varieties feature traits such as compact growth habits, disease resistance and tolerance to heat, drought and cold.

Pink blooming, potted hydrangea
Hydrangea arborescens ‘Candybelle Sorbet’

These characteristics are relevant for greenhouse production and finishing, where growers prioritize uniformity, input efficiency and post-transplant performance.

red colored miscanthus grass on the landscape
Miscanthus ‘Lady in Red’

Peter van Rijssen, owner of Concept Plants, said the lineup reflects breeding priorities tied to market demand.

“Our 2026 collection reflects the innovation and passion that drive everything we do at Concept Plants,” he said.

ornamental grass in the landscape
Scirpus ‘Stars and Stripes’
bright red and yellow sorbaria leaves
Sorbaria ‘Crimson Feather’

Several introductions are positioned for container production and mixed plantings, with liner availability through multiple propagation suppliers. Hardiness ranges from USDA Zone 4 to Zone 7, depending on the variety.

purple blooming nepeta in a white pot with other plants and gardening shoes near by
Nepeta ‘Blue Planet’

The genetics also target reduced maintenance and improved resilience, which can help growers manage production risks and meet retailer expectations for durable landscape plants.

Photos courtesy of Concept Plants/Upshoot Hort.