Nine breeders presented new chrysanthemum genetics in Colombia, connecting color and form with the production and postharvest performance commercial programs require.
Canadian Floral Sector Warns Tariffs Could Disrupt U.S. Supply
Canadian growers warn that tariffs covering C$210 million in annual flower exports could disrupt U.S. supplies of cut flowers, orchids and propagative material.
Coronavirus: No export for 150 million tulip bulbs
Millions of tulip bulbs and more than 75 jobs may be on…
Millions of flowers destroyed by farmers across India for lack of demand
Flower growers dump lilies amid lack of demand during COVID-19 lockdown a…
Tips on Holding Plants in the Greenhouse During COVID-19
A spike in grocery shopping and stocking up amid the COVID-19 crisis…
Amid cancellations, flower sales plummet
Allan Nishita, co-owner of Flora Fresh in Sacramento, looks over peach-blossom branches…
‘A shame to throw all those out’: Flamborough flower grower feeling the strain from COVID-19
Cedar Field Greenhouses offering $5 bouquets for roadside pickup The Brennan family…
Coronavirus: Daffodil grower’s business blooms from online orders
Farmer left with huge numbers of flowers when cancer fundraiser was cancelled…
Coronavirus pandemic leaves Montgomery greenhouse with thousands of lilies
Standing in a sea of 10,000 lily plants, cousins Mike Schaefer, Mary…
Coronavirus hit California’s cut-flower industry at the worst time
Martin Gonzalez harvests flowers in Carlsbad on Feb. 28, two weeks before…
Virtual farmers’ market popularity surges during pandemic
By Brenda Burns Pam Bowshier of Hippie and The Farmer coordinates the…
Mowing over $40k worth of lillies, non-essential flower business says future is bleak
Companies everywhere are dealing with loss of income but for the flower…