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The breeders of new cut flower varieties have afforded consumers a continual stream of improved flowers, more colors, more disease resistance, better forms and longer life. Here we share information on new flower varieties available so that we may provide greater value to consumers.

Amistad Lily


 “Amistad’ Double Oriental Lily Wind SAF Outstanding Variety

‘Amistad’ stole the show with its ‘elegant and classic’ appeal!  A light pink double Oriental lily presented by Sun Valley Floral Farms captured the prestigious  honor of  Best in Show at SAF’s Outstanding Varieties Competition held at the SAF Convention this month.  ‘Amistad’ is a statement maker with its large stunning double soft pink petals borne on long strong stems!  See the list of SAF winners!

 

New Larger, Longer, Asters Year-Round!


Gypsophila’s New Tiny Giants

Soapwort to many Victorian gardeners but Baby’s Breath to most, has been cultivated and used in the United States since 1828.  But the last 30 years has seen the greatest innovation, use and improvement in gypsophila. BallSB brings us two new improved varieties; Polar Bear & Alba.   Polar Bear has big pure white flowers and thousands of times improved over ‘Coven Garden’ introduced in 1936 by the Grand Junction Seed Company.  See the BallSB Polar Bear and Alba!

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Santini


A Red for the Season

Santini chrysanthemums provide lots of flowers and excellent shelf life and even better when it is a velvet red color in December!  Santini ‘Jinda Red’ from breeder Floritec provides a rich red flower, perfect for traditional Christmas season designs.  Floritec was all the rage at Chrysanthemum Week sharing their new varieties of Japanese disbud chrysanthemums, so there’s more to excite us in 2023!  See More

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Anemones


 

Create Art with Italian Anemones

Oh how spectacular Italian anemones cane be!  Mistral Bordeaux and Mistral Panda make for glorious Christmas centerpieces.  Mistral Panda’s pure white petal always stand out.  Mistral Bordeaux surprises the eye with a touch of violet in an otherwise wine red flower!  RosaPrima finally found anemones to match the quality of their roses, see the RosaPrima anemones.

 

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