Commercial shipments of unrooted cuttings from the Kenya facility are scheduled to begin in Week 40.
Dümmen Orange Moves Dianthus Production to Kenya
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Original reporting and insights on sourcing, production, logistics, distribution, and the movement of flowers through the marketplace.
American Grown Flower Month Emphasized Value in Partnership and Conversation
The relationships built between local flower farmers and florists are opportunities for growth, education and success between both sectors.
Cut Flower Sector in B.C. Strengthens with Demand
As demand for Canadian-grown flowers continues to rise, British Columbia is positioned to play an increasingly important role in the country’s floriculture landscape.
Decline in Units Handled During Peak Period at Royal FloraHolland
Following Easter, there was a notably longer gap before the next major peak day, further compressing the period of intense trading activity.
Urban Flower Farmers Are Turning Lawns Into Thriving Local Flower Farms
The rise of urban flower farming reflects growing interest in sustainable agriculture, locally grown flowers and environmentally friendly landscaping.
How Florists Can Better Support Canadian Flower Farmers
Canadian Florist interviewed several flower farms across Canada to better understand what would enhance florist–farmer relationships.
What is the French Cut Flower Sector Doing to Remain Competitive?
The French ornamental horticulture sector faces a significant challenge in remaining competitive against international competition, particularly in cut flower production.
154M FloraHolland Flowers Sold for Mother’s Day So Far
In the run-up to Mother’s Day 2026, 154 million flowers and around 26 million indoor and garden plants had been traded by May 6.
All Hands on Deck for Peak Season at Dutch Farm
Twenty-year-old Fleur van den Berg works at her parents’ farm. Her younger brother, sister, grandfather and grandmother also lend a hand at the family business in Est, Gelderland, which mainly grows indoor and garden hydrangeas.
The Heartbeat of Spring on the Clock
Spring is the season of renewal par excellence. After the quiet winter months, the auction floor comes back to life.
