Letter from Convention Chair Spencer Whitehouse–Seim We’re in the thick of it again, my dear fellow florists. It begins as corsage orders for Homecoming. Then, as soon as you’re back in the groove, you get hit by Thanksgiving centerpieces. And then who-knows-what: poinsettias,... Continue Reading
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Calling all florists, event planners, and floral enthusiasts! The wait is over! Mark your calendars for the 2025 Great Lakes Floral & Event Expo (GLFEE), happening Friday, February 28th through Sunday, March 2nd at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This year's theme, "Ignite &... Continue Reading
Let’s start the New Year by celebrating the incredible power of flowers and self-care! On January 2nd, That Flower Feeling is launching the Self-Care, New You Challenge, a month-long social media campaign to inspire consumers to embrace flowers as part of their self-care... Continue Reading
San Francisco Flower Market bids farewell to its home of 58 years — but it’s not moving far Continue Reading
New Marketing Assistance Now Available for Specialty Crop Producers Continue Reading
The California State Floral Association (CSFA) proudly hosted its annual event, CaliFlora 2024 – Rekindle Your Imagination, on November 8–10, 2024, at Cal Expo in Sacramento. This year’s convention brought together floral enthusiasts, students, and industry professionals for... Continue Reading
BYU-Idaho Horticulture and Floral Design Program: Cultivating the Future of Floral and Horticultural Industries Continue Reading
ASCFG Regional Conferences Support Member Success in 2024 Continue Reading
2024-25 Grants Empowering Floral Industry Education Continue Reading
The Delaware Valley Floral Group, LLC (DVFG) has reached an agreement to acquire Zieger & Sons, Inc., ahighly respected wholesale floral distributor that has served the Northeast region for over 100 years. Established in 1910 by Ernst Zieger, Zieger & Sons, Inc. has been a cornerstone... Continue Reading
Sustainabloom Releases Four New Guides for Floriculture Sustainability Continue Reading
Historic SF Flower Market ready for 'next phase' - San Francisco Examiner Article Continue Reading