Despite challenges such as competition, climate change, and COVID-19, those in the industry see new variety development as an opportunity for growth.

Dr. Allan Armitage says it’s important to let people know that so many of the plants we sell can do many things at the same time.

Find out more about cut flower care company’s 2025 plan for addressing its own impact on the planet and society.

Free webinar to cover the latest in research, production, and management methods for this popular perennial.

Award winners, as determined by the American Society of Cut Flower Growers, are based on ease of culture, productivity, and marketability.

At the brink of its 30th anniversary, the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers is connecting a diverse and growing group of members dedicated to producing and marketing cut flowers.

The organization’s new partnership with Where Food Comes From Inc., an agriculture-focused certification company with more than 20 years of experience, will be launched via video conference on September 14.

Last week, Congressman Salud Carbajal (CA-24) introduced a bipartisan resolution designating July as “American Grown Flowers Month.” Co-sponsored […]

Sakata is taking its partnership with plantsman P. Allen Smith a step further to create the P. Allen Smith Home Grown Cut Flowers Collection, a selection of premium cut flower seed hand-picked by Smith and bred exclusively by Sakata.

The name change brings ornamentals, as well as other crops such as Christmas trees, under the umbrella of USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service.