Research from Dr. Francesca Hand and her team at The Ohio State University explores sustainable disease control of specialty cut flowers.

The University of Tennessee Extension has released its Cut Flower Summer Annual Enterprise Budgets to assist growers.

The catalogs from HilverdaFlorist and Selecta One showcase new variety introductions and expanded series to the market.

In response to a Sept. 5 executive order, the Society of American Florists is advocating for tariff relief for the floral industry.

A University of Georgia study identified more than a dozen types of unique cut flower consumers and their behaviors.

HilverdaFlorist has shared several videos taken at CAST 2025 that feature some of its new and unique varieties.

TTA-ISO’s Sector Insights video series looks at ways the company is developing solutions for different parts of the industry.

Sustainabloom has added two new guides to list of available resources, covering cold chain management and work visas.

At California Spring Trials 2025, Dr. A talks with Robin Siktberg about Danziger’s specialty offerings in the cut flowers industry.

At California Spring Trials 2025, Dr. Allan Armitage talks with Sakata about its new innovations with cut flowers.

Dr. Allan Armitage speaks with Editor Brian Sparks about how plant breeders can invest in the growing cut flower market.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers how to properly handle flowers as part of the postharvest process.

From petal blight to powdery mildew, learn more about how researchers are looking into new ways to manage disease problems in the greenhouse.