PERENNIAL FAVORITES In Issue No. 14 of the Slow Flowers Journal for the September 2018 issue of Florists’ Review, we featured the people behind American- and Canadian-grown flowers, members of the Association of Specialty Cut Flower…
The Dahlia is Trending Thanks to Farmers and Florists Who’ve Popularized This Near-Perfect Late-Summer Cut Flower The August Issue of SuperFloral features “Dazzling Dahlias,” and Slow Flowers member Michael Genovese of Summer Dreams Farm in Oxford,…
Undeniably One of the Bestselling Cut Flowers Around, Sunflowers Come from Hyper-Local Farms and Mega Growers Alike By Debra Prinzing You can trace the ancestral origins of Helianthus annuus, the common sunflower,…
In Issue No. 13 of the Slow Flowers Journal for the August 2018 issue of Florists’ Review, we feature an update on Canada’s locally-grown, Slow Flowers scene. The section begins with a report about Toronto Flower…
Canadian Flowers Week Launches September 13-19, 2018 canadaflowersweek.ca, @canadianflowersweek #canadianflowersweek Inspired by domestic flower promotion weeks in the U.K., the U.S., and Australia, Natasa Kajganic of the Toronto Flower Market recently announced…
Earlier this month, at the annual Garden Writers Association Symposium & Expo, I joined Hillary Alger and Marcella Sweet of Johnny’s Selected Seeds, a Slow Flowers major sponsor, at the two-day trade show where garden and plant vendors exhibit their…
The art and science of creating a flower-worthy vessel Syndicate Sales is a leader in the manufacturing and distribution of floral hard goods in the United States, employing nearly 300 team members…
In Issue No. 12 of the Slow Flowers Journal for the July 2018 issue of Florists’ Review, we featured the leading domestic rose sources The beloved American rose is a symbol of…
June 2018’s Slow Flowers Journal is a celebration of the five floral couture looks created by Slow Flowers Members for American Flowers Week FIELD TO FASHION Produced and written by Debra Prinzing,…
The May issue of Florists’ Review explores the magnetic vibe of LA LA LAND, so I wanted to showcase several talented Los Angeles area creatives for our Slow Flowers Journal section, including Slow Flowers members and a small retail…