Sector | Novelties
"For me, this is the most beautiful rose"
Terra Nova introduces new Pretty Tasty "edimental"
"It marks a pivotal step in how we serve the European market"
Four awards for Plantipp varieties at IPM 2026
"Fragrance, durability, flowering continuity, and garden performance all working together in a coherent way"
Suntory Flowers Europe introduces award-winning Senetti Blue Spoon
UAE: Al Wathba flowers celebrates agricultural innovation pioneers
Eight plant innovations honoured in six categories at IPM Essen
Prize winning Tillandsia praised for combination of form and foliage quality
Nominees for the HortiContact Innovation Award 2026 announced
Chinese "space roses" sprout via historic suborbital mission
Rio Roses introduces new Rio Symbol
INTA introduces three new Glandularia varieties for ornamental use
Two hydrangea introductions at IPM Essen
Raymond Evison Clematis unveils three new cultivars at IPM Essen 2026
“It is one of the best varieties we have developed”
UK: "White remains one of the strongest retail colours"
"Bloomulus conveys the airiness of clouds with 'savoir vivre' and care-free summer days"
Plantipp presents a fresh line-up of new plants at IPM
US (AL): Flower named after Governor Kay Ivey
Fourteen outdoor roses receive the Excellence Roses designation
PDSI announces lineup for MANTS 2026
NGB announces 2026 Green Thumb Award winners
Terra Nova reports back on positive performance across national trials
Rio Roses introduces new green filler, the Unicorn
India: New hybrid rose variety developed by Ngpur's "rose expert"
Lime Edge (Skeletal) Coleus named Flower of the Year in Japan
Nandina Magical Lemon Lime crowned Shrub Plant of the Year 2026
Showcasing Poinsettia genetics under northern USA growing conditions
New Zealand: Rare "corpse flower" blooms in Christchurch
Innovating for the future with sustainable genetics
"Kayla has made a strong impression on the North American market"
Selecta one to mix things up at IPM 2026
Pantone announces 2026 color of the year: Cloud Dancer
India: University names new Chrysanthemum variety after Sahir Ludhianvi
"Growers were looking for a carpatica that flowers faster"