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Staff — December 29, 2015 Chelone lyonii ‘Hot Lips’ (‘Hot Lips’ Turtlehead) Chelone lyonii ‘Hot Lips’ (‘Hot Lips’ Turtlehead) The Wisconsin Nursery and Landscape Association (WNLA) announced its 2016 Plants of the Year. They were selected as the Plants of Read More
American Nurseryman Magazine Staff — December 11, 2015 New Plants 2016: Concept Plants About Concept Plants: “Over 250 new plant varieties from 150 different breeders are under royalty management of Concept Plants®. Concept Plants® represents proud breeders and their new Read More
Sally Benson — December 2, 2015 New Plants for 2016 New Plants 2016Each year, American Nurseryman features an entire magazine dedicated to the latest and most beautiful flowers for the upcoming new year. For 2016, this is no different. This Read More
Sally Benson — November 18, 2015 Okay, so we’ve missed Oktoberfest. The steins are empty, the bratwurst is gone. No worry; there’s always time for hops. Believe it or not, hop (Humulus lupulus; common hop) has a purpose other than Read More
Staff — November 6, 2015 Baby boomers are moving back to the city, according to demographers, where mass transportation is readily available, and where they have easier access to cultural resources as well as health care and day-to-day necessities. The Read More
Staff — September 30, 2015 The Cultural Landscape Foundation will exhibit The New American Garden: The Landscape Architecture of Oehme, van Sweden at the National Building Museum from October 17, 2015 through May 2016. The exhibit features original plans by Read More
Dr. David C. Zlesak — September 22, 2015 Rosa Above and Beyond™ (‘ZLEEltonStrack’) Rambling along split rail fences or dramatically reaching up and spilling over arbors or trellises, climbing roses provide a spectacular display in the landscape. Their height can Read More
Staff — September 15, 2015 The Greatest Generation. Baby Boomers. Gen X. Gen Y. The Millennials. (Youngest cohort to be determined.) At any point in time, our population is composed of several generations – living together, working together, moving society Read More
Seven little grasses. A lucky number of outstanding little selections that promise myriad uses and have untold potential. We’re so used to using stately, cloud-grazing grasses that we tend to forget there are shorter varieties that fit neatly into today’s Read More
Mark Windham — August 25, 2015 Native to China, Camellia sinensis may be grown in the U.S. as an evergreen shrub or small tree. The leaf tips and first and second leaves are picked to make a beautiful and delicious Read More