Discover the Latest in Floral Markets

Keep up with the ever-changing world of flowers with our Floral Markets category. Uncover the newest blooms, seasonal favorites, and trending designs from markets across the globe. Gain insights into the industry's heartbeat, and let these fresh discoveries inspire your floral creations and awaken your senses.

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When Busy Season Ends, the Equipment Still Needs Somewhere to Go Coolers, buckets, and seasonal tools demand smart storage solutions when wedding season winds down completely.
Floral Education
May 25 | 5 min read
Here’s All About the Staghorn Sumac Plant, Also Called Rhus Typhina: Is Staghorn Sumac Poisonous, Is Staghorn Sumac Edible, Is Staghorn Sumac Invasive, Can You Eat Staghorn Sumac, and How to Get Rid of Staghorn Sumac?
All You’d Want to Know About the Staghorn Sumac, Also Called Rhus Typhina Grown as an accent specimen or grouped with other plants, this plant can be a key element that elevates outdoor spaces, bringing low-maintenance versatility, distinct seasonal interest, and benefits for wildlife interactions.
Floral Design with Sideau by keepfloral
Foam-Free Wedding Floristry With Elegance, Movement, and Purpose No Plastic Floral Foam offers a solution that combines professional performance with a more sustainable approach to floral design.
Immersive Garden project
Multi-Layered Maze-Like Public Garden Coils Around River Park’s Trees in Seoul Inspired by the interactions of bees, beetles, and butterflies with nature, the garden's layered structure provides enclosed spaces for insects to escape from urban environments.
Red Mayras
Mayra’s – A Collection That Transformed the Way Garden Roses Are Perceived With generous flowers, abundant petals, and a form reminiscent of peonies or Dahlias, Mayra’s combines the romantic expression of a garden rose with the reliability and performance required for commercial production.
Cut Flowers
May 25 | 4 min read
Gaia sleeping
Gaia Sleeps Amid Sarah Eberle’s Award-Winning Garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show The figure's face and shoulders are carved from a fallen mature tree by Tim Wood, with willow-branch hair sculpted by artist Tom Hare and a crown of leaves.
Roselily Nadia by roselilyofficial
What's New 'Round the Clock? This is the latest clock supply information for week 22.
The future of floral sales
The Future of Floral Sales Lies in Storytelling Modern buyers increasingly connect with brands that communicate identity, purpose, and authentic human experiences.
Easily-Growable Edible Plants for Your Home Garden
Edible Plants to Easily Grow In Your Garden These are easy-to-grow plants for your edible greens garden empire.
Hedge plant ideas for your home
Enhance the Look and Feel of Your Home With These Hedging Plants They do not only provide privacy and definition but also add an aesthetic appeal that elevates the ambiance of your property.
Bee pollinating a flower
Biodiversity Needs Global Partnerships and Collective Action Across Farming Systems "Biodiversity encompasses people, crops, and the many living organisms that support agricultural systems, from pollinators to soil life. It is inherently local yet globally connected."
10 Questions to Anamarija Ballian
10 Questions to Anamarija Ballian, Operations Manager at Florensis Ethiopia "When things become overwhelming, I often spend time at a local children's shelter that supports around 200 children. I help where I can and stay involved with community projects whenever possible."
10 Questions Interviews
May 21 | 9 min read
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