Protests sparked by a controversial proposal for tax reform last week in Colombia caused minor delays in flower shipments from some farms but did not seriously disrupt the flow of cut flower... Read more
If the flowers you buy and sell are grown to a higher standard of sustainability over the next five to 10 years, you may have — among many others — Walmart to thank. Last week, the giant ret... Read more
Looking ahead to Mother’s Day, the biggest worry for many florists is, “How can I be sure I will be able to get the fresh flowers and plants I need, at a price that I can work with?” Answers... Read more
The latest entry in the category of “floral-design reality TV” promises a distinctive focus on artistry and professionalism. Viewers can still expect all the suspense and entertainment value... Read more
With the December holidays nearly upon us, and Valentine’s Day shortly after, having a robust and competitive online presence is more important than ever. In the current issue of Floral Mana... Read more
Nothing says Christmas like evergreens, which also provide florists with a foundation for holiday décor hardy enough to last the season — indoors or out. What happens when the annual harvest... Read more
Having a robust and competitive online presence is more important than ever. That’s why the Society of American Florists devoted an entire day to the topic (Wednesday, July 29) during its Re... Read more
How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed the way consumers think about buying flowers? A recent poll, commissioned by the Society of American Florists and the Floral Marketing Research Fund, of... Read more
You already have a well-established routine for disinfecting buckets, tools and work surfaces, right? All for the sake of reducing shrink and providing customers with the best-looking, longe... Read more
From the first days of the pandemic, Tim Farrell, AIFD, AAF, PFCI, of Farrell’s Florist in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania, has been making vases of surplus flowers to give to essential workers, s... Read more