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...

Renowned for its broad selection of high quality tissue-cultured plants, Rancho Tissue Technologies has now earned recognition for its commitment to sustaining the environment. The company received VeriFlora’s Sustainably Grown Certification for both its Stage III microcuttings and Stage IV liners. VeriFlora is North America’s first eco-label certification standard for the floral industry. Considered the gold standard, it is the most rigorous flower and plant certification program in the market. “More than a seal of approval, VeriFlora represents the...

Recent LA Times coverage featured Rancho Tissue Technologies’ “boutique agaves,” tapping them as some of the most interesting varieties and calling these petite selections perfect for patio pots and small gardens. Los Angeles Times- L.A. at Home Design, Architecture, Gardens, Southern California Living January 2, 2010 Boutique agaves: Low-water plants for your patio pots Los Angeles Times- Living By Debra Lee Baldwin January 2, 2010 Petite agaves are small-garden wonders The colorful low-water boutique plants are perfect for patio pots.

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

From industry-leading tissue culture producer Rancho Tissue Technologies (RTT) come two standout new agave varieties sure to set any selection apart. New from RTT’s own breeding program are two Agaves, A. hybrid ‘Blue Emperor’ and A. parrasana ‘Globe’. “From our own in-house breeding, we’ve carefully selected each of these for their unique characteristics and striking colors,” says Heather May, founder and owner. “Like all RTT varieties, they’re produced from tissue culture for outstanding consistency and uniformity.” Agave hybrid ‘Blue...

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...

Rancho Tissue Technologies, Inc., a tissue culture lab specializing in new and unusual plant varieties, has recently introduced an exciting series of Agave. The new line consists of seven varieties that offer a wide assortment of foliage colors and shapes. Growing Agaves in tissue culture allows Rancho Tissue Technologies (RTT) to create a uniform product in significantly less time than through conventional propagation methods. By using tissue culture, RTT can produce in one year what growers that use traditional methods would need several years to grow....

If you are looking for an unusual flowering plant that is anything but ordinary, you might have found what you need with the new ‘Supergrandiflora’ line of Euphorbia milii (Crown of Thorns) varieties from Rancho Tissue Technologies, Inc., a tissue culture lab specializing in new and unusual plant varieties. The new series from Thailand has flowers larger than anything you have ever seen in a Crown of Thorns. The two-inch-large blooms put ordinary varieties to shame. Not only are the flowers larger than those of common varieties, they also come...