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.
New frontiers for Japanese snowbells
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Styrax japonicus is catching the eyes of gardeners and greater attention from growers
Breeders respond to rising demand with an Echinacea explosion
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The iconic native plant with star appeal has become the emblem of the pollinator gardening movement, and the cultivars just keep coming.
Some annuals are better than others when it comes to attracting pollinators
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With concern for pollinators on the rise, the demand for annuals that provide nourishment for bees, hummingbirds and butterflies is growing.
Nurseries capitalize on fondness for grasses
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The increasing popularity of ornamental grasses is fueling a drive for new varieties and innovations.
New boxwood varieties shore up defense against spreading boxwood blight
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As boxwood blight was spreading in the U.S. in the 2010s, executives at Plant Development Services in Loxley, Alabama, and Saunders Brothers Nursery in Piney River, Virginia, were looking for solutions. Plant Development Services looked to Europe, where blight had been a major issue since 1998, while Saunders Brothers looked to germplasm it had on […]
Nurseries follow demand in developing evergreen alternatives to boxwoods
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While there’s still demand for the rounded, hardy boxwood (Buxus), growers and retailers are responding to a shifting trend toward evergreen alternatives that don’t face the same pest and disease issues as boxwood.
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