BROOKFIELD, N.S. — It’s not Christmas season until the poinsettias hit the…
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Original reporting and insights on sourcing, production, logistics, distribution, and the movement of flowers through the marketplace.
Top rose of 2019 will be named at Palmerston North trial grounds
DAVID UNWIN/STUFFThere were hundreds of beautiful roses on display at the Rose…
Top-Performing Annuals from the University of Minnesota’s Summer Trials
Begonia x benariensis ‘Big Pink Bronze Leaf’ For nearly 100 years, horticulture…
Selecta one showcases new poinsettia varieties at Emsflower and Floripartner
Selecta one presents the advantages and characteristics of its new Poinsettia varieties. To learn more, read on […]
Promising Perennials You Need to Know About for 2020
Digitalis ‘Pink Panther’ New plants must have a reason for being. They…
Beautiful blooms in surprising places around Ireland
New book from Appassionata founder Ruth Monahan features floral displays in diverse…
From the Extension: Tropical bulbs perform beautifully in Lake
Did you know there are lots of irises that will grow in…
Old Oak Floral Designers will give away free flowers this Wednesday
A florist will be giving away free flowers to customers on Wednesday…
South Canterbury hosting New Zealand Iris Convention
JOHN BISSET/STUFFSouth Canterbury Iris Group treasurer Lynda Crossen loves the colour of…
Rose breeder David Austin left £18.4million in his will, after creating 200 new varieties
ROSES king David Austin — who created 200 varieties — left £18.4million…
Roses coming into full bloom now
Roses coming into full bloom now Mum in a Million has a…
Do you know where flowers come from? Watch this video to find out.
In this wonderful educational piece, Ball shows us what they do, but even further, this video explains to everyone what is behind flowers. Where they come from and the research and development that it takes to get a new flower or improved genetics into the market. Ball hopes this video will help the industry understand the role of breeders by tracking what they do from the initial stages of flowers that are most often taken for granted!