Amanda Solliday, Ph.D.

Amanda Solliday, Ph.D., focuses on helping the floriculture industry move toward more sustainable practices through research, education, and collaboration. She earned her doctorate in horticultural science from North Carolina State University, with a specialization in business sustainability.

What Does Sustainability Mean to You? One Insider Finds Out

By Amanda Solliday, Ph.D. | Sustainabloom|October 5, 2026

Amanda Solliday of Sustainabloom talked with attendees at several industry events this summer about what sustainability means to them.

What Does Sustainability Mean to You? One Insider Finds Out

The Road to More Sustainable Floral Transportation

By Amanda Solliday, Ph.D.|July 17, 2026

New research finds that transportation dominates emissions in the domestic, field-grown cut flower supply chain, highlighting the importance of logistics in sustainability efforts.

The Road to More Sustainable Floral Transportation

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