The not-yet-trending report shows where tomorrow's trends will take your audience next.
During the Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Sunrite brought Ecuadorian roses to one of the world’s most visible global stages, not as decoration, but as a symbol.
From November through January, the tree turns red, reaching its full glory in mid to late December, aligned with the Southern Hemisphere summer and the Christmas season.
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Scrolling through those 10 questions will give you some interesting views on floral industry. You want your story next?
Here are the 10 Questions Thursd asks: For those who don’t know you, who are you, and what do you do? What is so special about your job? Are there any specific challenges or obstacles you’ve faced at work, and how did you overcome them? What are the threats in the industry, and if so, do you have any solutions for them? How has technology, such as e-commerce platforms or digital marketing, affected your industry? What strategies have you employed to stay competitive? Who (in or outside the floral industry) is an inspiring example to you? And Why? How do you handle stress or difficult moments in your life? What has been the best (floral or non-floral) news for you lately, or of the last year? Which is your favorite flower/plant, and why is it good for you? What are you doing this weekend?
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This calendar provides verified dates for major conventions, exhibitions, educational sessions, and networking opportunities across the year.
Brenna Quan and Sue Tabbal-Yamaguchi take you on an evocative journey to this floral paradise.
Their upcoming collaboration with Tulipina represents an opportunity to grow, to open new possibilities, and to continue elevating floral design in the region.
There's so much to do all over the world of flowers and plants. So, prep up for the next exhibition season with this 'to-go-list'.
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Explore the story, and growth habits of this long-lived vine, along with practical guidance for planting, care, and seasonal maintenance.
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She draws heavily from the historical traditions where artists celebrated abundance through flowers, fruit, and game laid out in lavish displays.
One is associated with late-winter promise, the other, known for its broad color language and cultural symbolism.
Each month of the year has a beautiful birth flower, expressing a special significance behind each of them.
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Amaryllis Ferrari & Night Fever on a #CrimsonNocturne backdrop, and my handmade winter Vanda Orchid floral tie.
At Chic Fleuriste, flowers are not just a gesture, but a statement of style and identity. At the threshold of the festive season and the New Year, we explore empowered femininity through a design built around the color Crimson Nocturne – intense, profound, and elegant.
Discover the art and science behind creating strong hybrids.
A coastal setting shaped by climate, amazing architecture, and consistency continues to support memorable celebrations.
Me and my Polish floral designer friends created a unique showpiece that you can order now!
I loved creating this for the first 'BFF of the Year' Contest in the Thursd Floral Trend Color 2026.
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European hortensias are not forced to be something they are not. They develop with time, light, and season, and that shows in the final flower.
Ellie’s back as the resident trend predictor, and this episode is all about what’s coming next for 2026, before your customers start asking for it. Lori, Vonda, and Ellie dig into Pinterest Predicts 2026 (yes, the data-driven one) and compare it to floral-industry trend insights, pulling out what actually matters for florists and flower shop owners. From the internet’s strong opinions on the 'color of the year', to cool blue taking over everything, to vintage details making a comeback, to scent-stacking, playful candy-colored ideas, and even the surprise 'cabbage' moment - this one is packed with inspiration you can translate into real designs and real marketing. The big takeaway: you don’t have to chase every trend, just pick a few, use them strategically, and stay one step ahead.
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These seemingly modest flowers carry fascinating tales. Tales that are symbolic of love, remembrance, contemplative affection... and more!
There's so much to know about this flower. Find out more to get why this modest flowering tree intrigues.
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Even without having a green thumb...
These large and leafy plants bring a substantial finesse to the look and feel of your home.
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A January tradition shaped by faith, family customs, and long standing celebrations observed across cultures and communities worldwide.
Three Kings Day remains one of the most widely observed cultural and religious dates connected to the Christmas season. Also known as Epiphany, it marks the moment the Three Wise Men reached Bethlehem bearing gifts for the newborn Jesus. While deeply rooted in Christian tradition, the day has evolved into a cultural celebration across many countries, blending faith, family, food, and symbolic acts that still resonate today.
Adomex imports these branches mainly from Germany where, alongside Ukraine, the plant grows primarily in the open deciduous and coniferous forests.
Simply Calla gives you some hints on special calla occasions for every season and celebration.
"This trend report is a collection of ideas that I believe are highly relevant to today’s world. It’s also a gesture of gratitude to those who have inspired me."
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Welcome positive energy into your home and enjoy the beauty of these living accessories.
Photograph Andrew Baxter shoots breathtaking pictures of these pincushion Protea varieties.
De Ruiter has offices in both countries, but popularity and productivity can vary and so they present their best roses of both sides of the world.
Florists worldwide are captivated by the transformative power of Xlence®.
Her 'flowerworks' ring in the new year.
His artwork reminds us of the transience of both human and floral existence. Just as fireworks quickly fade away, so too do flowers.
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