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In a recent episode of the Slow Flowers show, hosts Robin Avni and Debra Prinzing delved into their latest collaborative project, the book titled “The Flower Farmers.” This publication has…

The horticulture industry is facing a formidable obstacle in the form of escalating energy prices. To maintain profitability, it is imperative for the sector to curb its energy consumption, with…

In an interview with the Province of South Holland for their magazine Zuid-Holland in Beeld, Leon Ammerlaan, a greenhouse owner, was asked to compare his love for plants with his…

June marks California Grown Flowers Month, a time to honor and spotlight the growers who contribute to California’s status as the top state in agricultural output. Among them is Westerlay…

The Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance has announced a temporary ban on flower imports from Armenia, effective from June 16. This decision comes after repeated detections of…

Five years ago, during the peak of the global Covid-19 pandemic, Air France KLM Martinair Cargo encountered an unprecedented disruption. However, instead of merely reacting to the crisis, the company…

As summer approaches, the North Yorkshire Council’s horticultural team is actively tending to a wide variety of plants in the glasshouses at the Harrogate nursery on Nursery Lane. The nursery…

As the floriculture industry peers into the future of 2025, it is evident that consumer expectations are undergoing significant changes. The next wave of growth in this sector might emerge…

Gartenbau Greiving, a prominent family-owned horticultural business, is intensifying its collaboration with Floriday, an international horticultural trading platform. Jörn Greiving, the third-generation leader of the company, is optimistic about the…

UK gardeners are being cautioned against using artificial grass or turf in their gardens this summer. Synthetic grass has become increasingly popular in the UK as a hassle-free alternative to…