Yellow Geraniums? It’s not unusual to find geraniums yellowing in your box while unpacking young plants this time of year. Geraniums exhibit a high sensitivity to ethylene which causes them to yellow during shipping. When geraniums are in the box for an extended period of time or experience higher temperatures, […]
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MYP Mum & Aster Program Updates It’s difficult to think about Fall 2019 when we are in the midst of a polar vortex. However, our customer service is now booking mum orders! We had an excellent response to our 2019 Mum & Aster Catalog but unfortunately, we are totally out […]
Tiger Eyes by Dümmen Orange You may have noticed in our 2019 Mum & Aster Catalog that Dummen Orange was getting ready to release something very special. Well it’s here and MYP is excited to announce that Tiger Eyes have been added to our 2019 program! Rumored as ‘Red Stripe’, […]
Osteospermum Zion™ Purple Sun MYP has added another EARLY release to our 2019 program… and this time, it’s an award winner! We’re excited to introduce Osteospermum Zion™ Purple Sun, winner of the FleuroStar 2018/2019 Best New Flower award. Like the summer sun setting over the ocean, this hot, new item […]
Mum’s the Word! Our 2019 Mum & Aster Catalog has finally arrived! We’re very excited to release our 3rd annual Mum & Aster Catalog! These catalogs are currently shipping to broker offices as well as MYP mum customers as of November 12th, 2018. 2019 has a very unique lineup. […]
Grape Expectations™ Mix is Back! Syngenta Flowers improved its Kwik Kombos™ Grape Expectations™ Mix by replacing Sanguna® Lavender Vein Petunia with Dekko™ Dark Lavender. Paired with award winning Techno® Lobelia and Lanai® Verbena, this top performing combination reliably blooms for spring sales in a variety of pot sizes. Now it’s […]
Growing Ornamental Cabbage and Kale with Neal Mast Greenhouses! Learn more at www.NealMastGreenhouses.com.
“How Hardy are my Succulents?” We’ve heard this question countless times before and we understand that not everyone has a catalog on them at all times. To make things easier, we’ve made MYP Guides and featured them on our Facebook page, @mastyoungplants. Learn more at www.facebook.com/mastyoungplants. Our succulent section has […]
Must Have Varieties for 2019! Our “Living Catalog” features more than 1,300 varieties from more than 20 of the world’s best breeders. That’s a pretty impressive lineup. Of these 1,300 varieties, almost a quarter of them are new varieties that have earned a place in our 2019 catalog and deserve […]
MYP PRE-RELEASE Recently, Syngenta has given us the opportunity to release one of their new items a year early and there are very few rooting stations that will have access to this. Hot Blooded™ Lantana is going to make a huge splash in the market due to it’s outstanding garden […]
2018 MYP Annual Comparison Trial Verbena & Coleus Trials On behalf of everyone at MYP, we’d like to thank everyone that took the time to come and visit our trial garden, to meet with our team, and to discover new varieties that we will be offering over the next year. […]
SAVE THE DATE! We’ve lined up the world’s best mum breeders to expanded our second annual shaded mum trial. Featuring more than 100 current and new varieties, representitives will be presenting at our garden August 2nd, 2018. We are excited to host Dummen Orange, Syngenta, Ball, and Gediflora. Be sure […]
Give Your Combinations a Tropical Twist! “Crotons are definitely a category of plants that have many different uses. From houseplants to hedges, they are showing up all over the country. They can bring some durable and vibrant color to your garden or home. The typical croton colors are perfect […]
FREE PLANTS! There are so many benefits working with MYP but one stands out more than others: samples. We partner with Selecta, Syngenta, and Westhoff each year to deliver multiple sample programs. Not only does MYP grow and trial new varieties to determine whether or not they should go in […]
Chrysanthemum White Rust Awareness 2018 Chrysanthemum White Rust (CWR) is a fungal disease that growers may have vaguely heard about over the last couple of years. This is a USDA quarantinable disease which, if discovered on a grower’s property, requires Plant inspector notification and disposal of all infected plant material […]