As Valentine's Day draws near, many people will be buying flowers for loved ones. However, instead of going to the grocery store this season, you could grow flowers from your home. As spring looms on ...

A growing number of farmers' markets and roadside stands offer local growers an opportunity to sell homegrown bouquets.

When warmer weather returns, people will start heading back to outdoor farmers markets. In addition to fresh meat and produce, bright, colorful cut flowers bundled in bouquets or available for ...

A student’s dream of launching a cut-flower operation is taking shape through the GrowinG Internship Program at the University of Wyoming.

Making urban farms bloom will be one of the many topics at the 2024 Great Plains Growers Conference and trade show, Jan. 11 to 13 in St. Joseph, Missouri. Keynote speaker Karen “Mimo” Davis will share ...

Turkish cut flower exports rise 15%, with Netherlands, UK becoming largest recipients this year, says sector representative - ...

Dahlias are versatile flowers, equally useful in the garden for providing color as well as being excellent cut flowers. They come in a dazzling array of colors, flower sizes, flower forms and foliage ...

Postharvest care -- Drying and preserving -- Annuals for cut flowers -- Perennials for cut flowers -- Bulbous species for cut flowers -- Woody species for cut flowers, fruit and foliage ...

More and more gardeners are discovering the pleasure of growing their own cut flowers. Imagine harvesting a regular supply of bright, boldly colored flowers you grew yourself. Even a simple bunch of ...

Cut flowers are a wonderful way to brighten any room. Bringing cut flowers into your home can cheer up the rainiest summer days and the coldest weeks of winter. But how do you make sure they stay ...