Ready for spring

Though snow still blanketed the ground, it felt like spring at Petitti Garden Center in Strongsville, Ohio. Here are a few highlights from Garden Center magazine’s visit in March.

Michelle Simakis, Group Publisher

Published May 03, 2013

Photos courtesy of Michelle Simakis.

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Head-turning varieties at spring trials

Genetic game-changers from Spring Trials

Syngenta Flowers introduces disease-resistant impatiens, vinca

Early to market, early to mature

Monrovia surprises Spring Trials attendees

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