FloralDaily Newsletter | Monday, July 17, 2023

Cultivate 2023: Suppliers look for North-American growth in 2024

Horticultural suppliers at Cultivate have certainly noticed a temporary setback in the industry, but they remain optimistic about a market recovery in…

How can a perennial garden be so beautiful?

The State of Oregon, located on the Northwest coast of the United States, is home to many types of horticultural nurseries and farms because of its…

Emirates SkyCargo flower shipments surge as wedding season kicks off

As it warms up in the Northern Hemisphere, Emirates SkyCargo is scaling up its cool chain capacity for perishables, preparing for a busy summer season…

Dutch company's Canadian branch almost operational

The Van der Ende Group's facility in Kingsville, Ontario, Canada, will be fully operational as of July 17, 2023. This branch will be officially opened…

Dümmen Orange North America introduces new advisory board

In preparation for Cultivate’23, Dümmen Orange North America is honored to announce its new advisory board consisting of LJ Contillo, Yves Cournoyer,…

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Certified American Grown congratulates the U.S. Senate for Commemorating July as American Grown Flowers & Foliage Month

July 1st marked the start of the annual celebration of American Grown Flowers and Foliage Month (AGFM), a month-long celebration of U.S. cut flower and…

Cultivation, trade and breeding up for consolidation battle

It currently seems a little quieter in the field of mergers, acquisitions, and financial transactions in greenhouse horticulture, but appearances can…

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Horticulture group recognizes Florida industry leaders at annual convention

The Florida Nursery, Growers, and Landscape Association (FNGLA) spotlighted seven industry leaders while gathering in Sarasota for the group’s annual…

UK: Planning for Flower Farmers’ Big Weekend in September

Sammie Hall (Sammie's Flowers @Kiddall Quarry Farm) shares her plans to open up her flower farm to visitors as part of our 'Flower Farmers' Big…

Royal Van Zanten releases first-ever ESG report

Royal Van Zanten released its first-ever Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) report today. The report is the next step in Royal Van Zanten’s…

Micothon new insect vacuum machine for Alstroemerias grower:

“The desire and need for the most sustainable crop protection solution is urgent”

Since Micothon started developing vacuum solutions for insects, many growers for a wide variety of crops have expressed an interest in advice and…

Syngenta brings together biologicals businesses under Syngenta Biologicals

Syngenta has launched Syngenta Biologicals, bringing together Valagro with its in-house biologicals business. Syngenta Biologicals brings together…

AFE’s R.I.S.E. to support campaign exceeds goal

The American Floral Endowment (AFE) celebrates and thanks the many industry supporters, sponsors, and friends who contributed to this year’s annual…

Plant Heritage launches pollinator friendly Missing Genera 2023 campaign

This July, horticultural conservation charity Plant Heritage is launching its annual Missing Genera 2023 campaign at RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden…

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US (NE): Lancaster County farm encourages customers to pick their own flowers

Flowers bloomed, and bees buzzed at one local pumpkin and flower farm as they created a different way for customers to pick fresh flower bouquets.…

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US (NY): Picked by hand, grown with heart and humor at Intervale Farm

Last week western Massachusetts endured both hellish heat and high water, as many rivers flooded banks following days of hot, muggy air and rainfall…

PACA updates from the USDA

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has imposed sanctions on three produce businesses for failing to meet contractual obligations to the sellers of produce they purchased and…