In this category, we present the new introductions for the 2026 season. The range consists of recently added plants, seeds, and flowering products, intended for professional use in cultivation, trade, and retail.
The selection is based on quality, reliability, and market trends. The products listed here are suitable for growers, wholesalers, garden centers, and other business customers who want to prepare their assortment in time for the coming season.
As a professional grower, florist, or retailer, you know that standing still means going backward. The flower and plant market is changing rapidly. Consumers are increasingly looking for unique colors, sustainable cultivation methods, and flowers with a long vase life. At Easyseeds, we're not standing still, and that's why we're proud to present our selection of new products for 2026. This category has been specially created to help you stand out in the market with genetics that meet the latest requirements for disease resistance, yield, and aesthetics.
This overview presents a carefully selected selection of flower seeds, vegetable seeds, and specialty crops that have found their way into the professional market. Whether you're looking for the latest trends in cut flowers or robust vegetable varieties for local sales, the innovations of 2026 offer new opportunities for your business.
The focus for the 2026 season is on color intensity and natural shapes. We're seeing a growing demand for flowers that have a "picked-from-the-garden" look, yet still offer the shelf life demanded by the trade. New varieties within popular groups like Celosia and Lisianthus have been selected for their ability to deliver consistent quality even under fluctuating temperatures.
A key advantage of this new generation of seeds is their improved germination rate and uniformity. For you as a grower, this means a more efficient cultivation process with less waste. The seeds are often treated with state-of-the-art techniques to ensure rapid and even germination, which is essential for tight scheduling in the greenhouse or in the field.
Our latest seeds aren't randomly selected. We critically examine their performance in various climates. Many of the new introductions demonstrate greater tolerance to drought or, conversely, wet conditions, which is crucial given Europe's changing weather patterns. Furthermore, significant attention has been paid to natural resistance to common pests and fungi. This allows us to deliver a top-quality product with fewer crop protection products, something that is becoming increasingly important for certification and end-consumer demands.
Another distinctive feature of our new collection is the focus on "compact growth" for potted plants and "stem strength" for cut flowers. This reduces the need for growth regulators and support materials, which directly contributes to a lower cost price and a more sustainable image of your product.
The success of a new variety starts with the basics: sowing. Because many of these new varieties contain high-quality genetics, they deserve an optimal start. We recommend always using a clean, airy sowing substrate with a low EC value.
For most of the fine flower seeds in our range, light promotes germination. Therefore, do not cover these seeds, or only very thinly, with vermiculite. Maintain a constant temperature; for most summer bloomers, the ideal germination temperature is between 18 and 22 degrees Celsius. As soon as the first cotyledons appear, it's important to gradually reduce the humidity to encourage the development of a strong root system.
Among the vegetable innovations for 2026, we see many varieties suitable for early cultivation under glass. These varieties often require a shorter growing time to produce a harvestable product. Pay close attention to planting distance; the new varieties are often selected for efficient leaf position, allowing you to plant more plants per square meter without compromising light penetration.
By already looking at 2026 products, you'll be ahead of the market. You can adjust your cultivation plan in time to the latest colors and shapes florists will be demanding in the coming year. Moreover, ordering early guarantees you'll have access to the desired stock, as new introductions are often limited in availability in the first year.
Easyseeds ensures fast delivery and provides you with all the necessary cultivation information for each specific variety. This way, you know exactly what to expect regarding growth habits and the final presentation of the product. Our seeds are strictly monitored for quality and purity, so you can focus on what you do best: growing a beautiful final product.
New varieties often offer improved traits such as greater disease resistance, improved shelf life, or more unique colors. This helps you stand out from the crowd and can lead to better pricing at the point of sale. Moreover, modern varieties are often more efficient to grow, saving you energy and labor.
Yes, the products in this category will be shipped as soon as they become available for the new growing season. We recommend ordering early, as stock of brand-new introductions often sells out faster due to the high demand from forward-thinking growers.
While the basic sowing principles remain the same, specific new varieties may have their own preferences regarding temperature or light. You'll find detailed specifications for each product on our website. We recommend sowing a small test batch of new varieties first to see how the plant reacts to your specific greenhouse climate or soil conditions.
Our 2026 selection includes several varieties that perform exceptionally well in an organic cultivation system due to their natural robustness and resistance. For specifically certified organic seeds, check our special BIO category , but keep in mind that many of the new regular varieties have also been selected for minimal chemical support.
Store your seeds in a cool, dry, and dark place. A constant temperature (for example, in a climate-controlled cabinet or cool cellar) is essential to maintain optimal germination until you start your 2026 crop.
