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Greenville woman says flowers were stolen from mother’s casket hours after funeral
GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) – A Greenville woman is pushing for more security in all cemeteries after she told us something very important to her was stolen. On top of that, it didn’t come cheap. “She was truly, truly a wonderful lady,” said Debra...
Danziger Has A SCOOP For You!
Check out the latest petunia varieties from Danziger at IPM Essen 2020 in Germany, with a chance to win a trip to Israel. Read on […]
NRF Says 2019 Holiday Sales Were Up 4.1 Percent
WASHINGTON – Holiday retail sales during 2019 grew 4.1 percent over the same period in 2018 to $730.2 billion, the National Retail Federation said today. The numbers exclude automobile dealers, gasoline stations and restaurants. Online and other non-store sales were...
Chrysal Intros New Paper Sachet
Chrysal now offers a new, fully recyclable paper flower food sachet. To find out more, read on […]
Book: The Complete Language Of Flowers
Looking for a dictionary of over 1,001 flowers? Check out this book […]
2020 Certified American Grown Field to Vase Dinner Tour Now Live
American Grown Field to Vase Dinner Tour, presented by the California Cut Flower Commission, announces the 2020 season, where you get to dine among the exquisite fields of America’s most stunning flower and foliage farms.
Selecta’s Christmas Mouse Wins Glazen Tulp Award 2020
Poinsettia Christmas Mouse from Selecta one wins the Glazen Tulp Award 2020 in the category ‘Flowering houseplants’. Read more […]
Industry Leader Westerlay Orchids to Showcase World-Class Collection Guided by Forward-Thinking Vision at the Tropical Plant International Expo,
Southern California’s largest commercial orchid grower to present innovative designs with environmental impact in mind at “the world’s marketplace for tropicals and indoor plants” at the Tropical Plant International Expo, January 22-24 in Fort Lauderdale.
Farm To Float Premiere
Farm to Float,” sharing the story of how California flower farmers contribute to a 130-year-old global tradition –
the Rose Parade – on New Year’s Day.
















