Hort Couture is presenting its new 2019 online catalogs, according to a press release.
The Culinary Couture program is expanding with new innovations in herbs, tomatoes, basil, kale and many other categories.
New for 2019 is a gorgeous addition to our beloved and awesome GLAMOUFLAGE Petunia offering called PINK LEMONADE, according to the release. It has golden variegated leaves, early hot pink flowers in abundance and super easy production.
“EDIBLISS Kale is first kale to offer combination of sweet, soft edible leaves combined with the flamboyant colors of ornamental kale," says Hort Couture founder Jim Monroe. "GARNISH Pansies are the first series of edible pansies bred for performance in the garden and taste in the kitchen. The new Culinary Couture program is a game changer for the IGC."
Hort Couture now features Unrooted Cuttings & Seed available from Ball Horticultural. There is no longer a pot requirement but the Lady Couture Tag requirement is still part of the program.
The Hort Couture program is available from Ball Horticultural, Eason Horticultural Resources, Fred C. Gloeckner Co. and McHutchison.
For more information about the Hort Couture brand or any of the new plants from the company, please call at 304.466.2660 or visit the website.
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