Landscape Trades: Submit your new plants for 2026

New Plants for 2026

Don't miss the chance to be included in a popular feature in Landscape Trades magazine.
The award-winning New Plants edition of Landscape Trades will be published in October — and we want your beautiful new plants in it!

Landscape Trades reaches over 13,000 Canadian landscape and horticultural professionals. There is absolutely no cost to be included in the new plants feature. All you need to do is send us a high resolution image and a brief description for each plant.

If you have new introductions heading to the Canadian marketplace in 2026, please reach out today.

The deadline for submissions is September 5, 2025.

Send your new plant info and high-resolution images (or a link to download them) to editor@landscapetrades.com

Check out last year's issue here.
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We are looking for a brief description, genus and cultivar name, and hardiness zone (where applicable) for each plant submitted.
Contact name

First NameLast Name
Email
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Who represents this plant?
We're looking to properly credit breeders and growers. For example: "Danziger" or "Ball/FloraPlant"
Link to plant page
This helps us fact check and find additional information if required.
Link to product photos
Please save your product photos to a sharable folder (OneDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.) and share the link below. Photos should be high resolution to be suitable for print (.jpg or .png, 300 dpi). Please use meaningful file names so we can properly identify your products. Only Landscape Trades editors will access these files.
Upload product descriptions

Please upload a press release or document with short descriptions for the new products you're bringing to Congress. Write 2-4 sentences about each plant. Try to highlight special features that will appeal to professional horticulturists, landscape designers, maintenance crews and garden centres.
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**By uploading your information and image links, you are confirming that this product will be available to the market in 2026, and you grant Landscape Ontario and its publications (in all forms) permission to publish them. The Landscape Ontario and Landscape Trades editorial team reserves the right to choose which submissions are accepted into the feature. For questions, contact: editor@landscapetrades.com.
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New Plants for 2026

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