Rose Society Of South Australia Rose Of The Month, 'Adelaide'

This rose was bred by Marie-Louise (Louisette) Meilland and Jacques Mouchotte of Meilland International in France in 1983 and introduced in Europe as ‘Yves Piaget’ in 1985. Mr. Yves Piaget is a famous Jeweller and Patron of the World Federation of Rose Societies. The rose is also known as ‘Royal Brompton Rose’ and was introduced as ‘Queen Adelaide’ in Australia in 1986. Adelaide was the first Australian capital city to have a rose named for it.

Proven Winners Double Take Pink Chaenomeles Wins 2018 Florall Award

April 13, 2018 Spring Meadow Nursery

Proven Winners® Double Take Pink™ Chaenomeles took the 2018 Silver FLORALL Award for best new variety at the March 6 Belgian trade fair, FLORALL, founded by the Belgian Nurseryman and Growers’ Federation and the Royal Society for Agriculture.

Florida Flower Trials Returns To Orlando May 16-17

Offering an intimate look at how more than 100 new seasonal plant varieties hold up in Florida’s grueling growing climates, the Florida Flower Trials returns to Central Florida for two days of learning, networking — and plant admiration.

Boar's Head Brand® Explores America's Extreme Love For Cheese

April 13, 2018 Boar's Head Brand

America's love for cheese is undeniable, from sandwiches to salads to wedding cakes; cheese can be paired with almost any food group. Through it all, one of the classic uses for cheese remains the grilled cheese sandwich. To help celebrate "National Grilled Cheese Day," Boar's Head Brand®, committed to offering only the freshest, best-tasting meats and cheeses available, set out to learn more about America's love for cheese by commissioning a national research study.

British Cheese Now A 'Status Symbol' In The US & Japan

April 13, 2018 Katie Morley, Telegraph

British cheese exports are booming in a boost for the UK economy, thanks to a growing demand for smelly cheeseboards in US and Japan.