Breeders are developing plants to meet increased demand for heat-resistant, sun-tolerant perennials
Consumer fascination with hues of red, pink and burgundy is fueling a growing tropical plant trend
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Tropical plants with red leaves or flowers have been popular for a long time, but consumer fascination shows no signs of waning.
Plants with dark, rich tones are striking consumers’ fancy
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Goth gardens celebrate deep purples, velvety blacks and smoky greens to create spaces that are both mysterious and elegant.
Profile: Columbia Nursery
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Columbia Nursery specializes in growing rare and unique conifers and Japanese maples.
Foodscaping incorporates edibles into ornamental landscapes
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The concept of incorporating edible plants into ornamentals is known as foodscaping. It’s of interest not just to consumers, but the retailers and growers who serve them.
New cultivars are breathing new life into Weigela
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Growers have developed new Weigela cultivars with more flowers and more compact forms with denser branches that don’t need to be pruned.
Working with the ODA, nurseries develop sterile varieties of Buddleja
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Butturfly Bush (Buddleja) is in high demand because it’s easy to grow and it’s a magnet for hummingbirds and butterflies.
Green drenching creates peaceful garden spaces
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Gardeners are tapping green’s soothing nature to create peaceful spaces, and nurseries are following suit.
Getting a grip on drainage
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Standing water can encourage diseases and create a poor environment for plant roots and microbes
Profile: Krueger’s Tree Farm
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Richard “Dick” Krueger is building a legacy of innovation with a eye toward solving tomorrow’s problems