Created by renowned breeder Kelly Griffin exclusively for Rancho Tissue, Aloe hybrid ‘Delta Lights’ appeals to a broad audience with its larger 8 in size, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Its unique zigzag foliage pattern adds sizzle to any landscape or interiorscape, giving growers more bang for their buck. (USDA Hardiness Zones 8-11)

Rancho Tissue Technologies recently showed the latest varieties and tissue culture developments at the California Grown Show June 2. Held at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa, California, the wildly successful California Grown Show showcases the more than 5,000 flower, plant and tree varieties produced in the state. Pictured are Rancho Tissue Founder Heather May and Office Manager Clare Henry. For more information on any Rancho Tissue’s California-grown varieties, e-mail info@ranchotissue.com or call 858-756-6785.Heather May and Clare Henry...

Some of Rancho Tissue Technologies’ newest varieties are the crop focus in the latest Ornamental Outlook e-news. Two Aloe hybrids, ‘Christmas Carol’ PPAF and ‘Sunset’ PPAF, and two Agaves, A. hybrid ‘Blue Emperor’ and A. parrasana ‘Globe’ were highlighted in the publication’s recent bonus issue. See for yourself at Ornamental Outlook.

Greenhouse Grower’s e-newsletter, Benchrunner, and the publication’s web site recently highlighted Rancho Tissue’s newest introductions. Check out Aloes ‘Christmas Carol’ and ‘Sunset’ and Agaves ‘Blue Emperor’ and ‘Globe’ at Greenhouse Growers.

Today’s Garden Center recently highlighted Rancho Tissue Technologies’ newest aloes and agaves. Aloes ‘Christmas Carol’ and ‘Sunset’ and Agaves ‘Blue Emperor’ and ‘Globe’ were featured in TGC’s e-newsletter and on the publication’s web site. Take a look! http://www.todaysgardencenter.com/news/?storyid=2571

Rancho Tissue Technologies (RTT) is debuting two aloe varieties sure to ramp up sales and demand. Aloe hyb. ‘Christmas Carol’ PPAF and Aloe hyb. ‘Sunset’ PPAF each offer striking features that appeal to consumers and growers alike. “These two new aloe varieties were carefully selected for spectacular color and vigorous growth habits,” says Owner and Founder Heather May, “and like all Rancho Tissue varieties produced from tissue culture, they offer superior uniformity that growers will appreciate.” Aloe hyb. ‘Christmas...