US (MD): Parkside Garden Center holds community planting celebration

Parkside High School’s Garden Center held their annual community planting celebration on Thursday. Dozens of community members came out to help plant new flower beds at the school, with some special guests, including Senator Mary Beth Carozza and Maryland Secretary of Agriculture Kevin Atticks. منبع

HilverdaFlorist’s recap of CAST 2024

HilverdaFlorist looks back on a thriving week at the California Spring Trials 2024. During this week, the latest genetics for the North American market were presented. Also, a selection of new branding concepts were shown to the market. During CAST the company presented their newest genetics in, among others, Gerbera Garvinea®, Alstroemeria Inticancha®, Alstroemeria Summer … ادامه

Waterdrinker scouting for plants in Indonesia

In his quest for unique and exclusive plant species, Ed Mol flew to Indonesia last month to scout for new varieties. He visited the Grow4you nursery, where he discovered stunning species of Epipremnum, Tradescantia, Hoya, and Aglaonema, and wandered through the famous plant market in Jakarta. There, he found a true melting pot of colors, … ادامه

Enhanced protection against fungi with new carbonized cane

Van Nifterik: Fruithof has embarked on a new venture with a climbing cane from Van Nifterik, known as a ‘carbonized’ cane. This particular treatment gives the bamboo cane a beautiful, natural look without the need for paint or wax. Additionally, the cane becomes harder and more resistant to mold. A view of the field at … ادامه

“It all happens at the Global Show”

International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA) has officially opened its registration for its annual Global Produce and Floral Show, happening October 17-19 in Atlanta, Georgia. “I’m always excited to see how this show evolves to meet the needs of our members and our industry,” said Global Show co-chair Nelia Alamo of Markon. “Just one example is … ادامه

PGRs: Where to start

The MSU Extension floriculture team was visiting growers during week 14 (first week of April) and many growers were applying plant growth regulators/retardants (PGRs). Many were applying PGRs to prevent excessive elongation because of a recent string of cold, cloudy weather. Growers benefited from the relatively sunny and record-breaking warmth of February, which pushed the … ادامه

UK: HTA celebrates 125th anniversary

In the latest episode of HTA podcast Hort-Talk, host Alex Jenkins is joined by HTA members Ruth Goudy, from Kiln Farm Nursery, Tim Smith, from David Austin Roses, Stan Green from Growforth and Alan Sargent, founding member of the APL and owner of The Landscape Library. You can find all episodes of Hort-Talk on the … ادامه

Peony flower trials in Palampur cheer farm scientists

The peony flower, known for its vibrant blooms, has long been cultivated in various parts of the globe, primarily for its ornamental value. However, its commercial cultivation in India has remained largely unexplored until recent trials conducted at the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR)-Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Technology (IHBT)’s floriculture farm here. Led … ادامه

Spain: Sant Jordi rose harvest hit by climate change

Roses fill the streets of Catalonia every year on Sant Jordi April 23. Florists expect to sell 7 million roses this year, mostly imported from Colombia and Ecuador. Catalonia’s only rose grower expects to sell 50,000 roses, 15% less than last year. High winter temperatures have cut and shrunk produce. منبع

NU Gardening Center wins $10,000 from Project 100

A garden center that will serve as a hub for Northwood University students to create, learn, and grow is the spring semester Project 100 winner. “We plan to educate Northwood University students and the surrounding community about how gardening can improve your life,” stated Logan Mathews, the mastermind behind the new NU Gardening Center, which … ادامه