Editor's Note: This article originally appeared in the July 2025 print edition of Greenhouse Management under the headline “Suntory Flowers.”

SUNDENIA SUPREMA VIVID PINK
Sundenia Crimson has been so successful as a fast-growing climber that Suntory created a new category to differentiate from the bush/basket types: Sundenia Suprema. Joining Crimson is Sundenia Suprema Vivid Pink. Compared to traditional mandevillas, Sundenia Suprema varieties fill out trellises faster, are earlier to flower and produce more blooms.

SUN PARASOL FIREDUP CORAL
FiredUp dipladenias are a completely new product as naturally, freestanding upright thrillers full of pinwheel-shaped blooms. Sun Parasol FiredUp Coral is a bright hot coral pink. Great on their own in planters and beds or stunning as a focal point in a summer mixed container.

SOIREE FLAMENCO CATHARANTHUS
Suntory Flowers has added three stunning novelties to its ruffled Soiree Flamenco vinca series. Plum Velvet has super dark, rich plum blooms with a light blush pink edge. Electric Salmon Eye has vibrant salmon blooms with a dark plum eye. Strawberry Picotee has reddish pink centers with blush pink edges.

SURFINIA HEAVENLY CASHMERE PINK
Surfinia Heavenly petunias are top sellers because they represent the happy medium: controlled vigor without sacrificing garden performance. New Cashmere Pink is a sun-kissed heavenly light pink. Mounding, semi-trailing plants are covered with blooms. Blends nicely in combinations and creates full hanging baskets.
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