This year the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers celebrates its 35th anniversary, and shows no signs of slowing.

Learn how a new, first-year flowering series of dianthus thrives under various photoperiods.

The conference, which takes place Nov. 8-9, 2023, in Manchester, NH, also features a special focus on cut flowers.

According to research at Sollum Technologies, the lighting recipe applied to a particular flower type can significantly influence its growth, development, and aesthetic appeal.

During the 2023 California Spring Trials, attendees got a closer look at how Nir Nursery is bringing consumers long-lasting cut flowers.

American Floral Endowment’s Grow Pro Webinar on June 20 will cover techniques for extending the time cut flowers can be successfully stored, and hints for handling challenging species.

Varieties in four categories — bulb, fresh, foliage, and woody — were chosen based on their ease of culture, productivity, and marketability.

FloraLife, a division of Smithers-Oasis Company, has redesigned its plastic containers to reduce plastic material in both its 5-gallon and truck kit containers.

Despite a return to somewhat normal routines that were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers have retained their increased interest in cut flowers.

As more growers produce cut flowers, they are looking for new varieties and growing tips.

In his latest column, Allan Armitage says the pandemic has positively changed the way people view gardens, plants, and the time spent at home.

The American Horticultural Society is partnering to highlight 100 flower farms in the U.S. that are modernizing and expanding the notion of “state flowers” with beauty and inspiration.

In his latest column, Allan Armitage describes how cut flowers have captured the public’s attention, thanks to the help of growers and others in the industry.