Grower News
Narayanganj florists bask in supply glut
Flower growers in different villages under Kalagachiya union in Bandar upazila of Narayanganj are expecting to sell flowers worth Tk 20 crore this season amid bountiful production. Sabdi village, known as the ‘Kingdom of Flower’, not only attracts traders but also...
Coronavirus outbreak affects horticultural industry
Gesundheit startet hier! That’s what the disinfection gel dispensers read on the IPM last week. This week the Chinese hall is pretty empty during the Fruit Logistica show in Berlin and all visitors have to fill in a declaration of health, saying that they...
Some information on the historic Peace hybrid tea rose
The Peace Rose has an interesting history. The Peace Rose was formally introduced on April 29, 1945. Conrad Pyle christened the rose Peace to commemorate the end of World War II. A Peace Rose was handed out to each member of the United Nations to take back to their...
Producing Festuca glauca ‘Elijah Blue’
It’s a classic for a reason. Probably the most well-known ornamental fescue, ‘Elijah Blue’ sports silvery-blue foliage that forms a small, dense mound. Puffy, buff-toned flower spikes reach a foot above the foliage. The plant stays a foot or under and spreads even...
The treasured hydrangea
We asked industry pundits what’s in the pipeline for hydrangea breeding and why this plant still woos growers and consumers. Subscribe Peter Kolster, owner of Kolster, B.V. in Boskoop, Holland Nursery Management: Why do global consumers continue to buy and plant...Latest News
