The opening of the Dutch Lily Days, which takes place at 11:30 a.m. on June 6 at Royal Van Zanten in Hillegom, is changing its style this year. Royal Van Zanten envisages the promotion of the Dutch lily as a common concern of the sector. For this reason, it is offering a platform for different players in the lily sector during the opening ceremony. In addition, a new lily line will be launched and Royal FloraHolland will present the new promotional campaign for the Lily product group.

The Dutch Lily Days is the premiere event at which players in the lily sector can visit each other during an

In February, visitors from across the globe gathered to learn more about the carefully maintained processes and sustainability initiatives at Alexandra Farms and to meet the hardworking team of employees who tend the farms with dignity.

Kaylyn Hewitt, lead designer at Bouqs, said the most inspiring aspect of the visit was meeting with the Alexandra Farms team and witnessing their dedication. “You can see the heart, soul, and passion the moment you enter the farm, and that is only magnified in the flowers they grow.”

Reflecting on their tours from one site to another, multiple visitors noted

U. S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists at Los Angeles International Airport are racing against the clock to ensure all imported Mother’s Day cut flowers arrive on time, but most importantly are free of pests and diseases that could harm the agricultural industry and economy of the United States.

According to industry statistics about 80 percent of cut flowers sold in the United States are imported. The weeks leading to Mother’s Day are the year’s busiest season, when millions of cut flower shipments arrive from Ecuador, Colombia, Netherlands, Thailand and Australia. The

As if Easter, Passover, Earth Day, Administrative Professionals Day and proms weren’t enough to keep Minnesota-based Bachman’s Inc. busy during the month of April, the company also added three more huge events to its crowded calendar. First up was the “World of Wonder Floral Experience” at the Galleria Shopping Center, a 15-day dazzling display of flowers and plants that proved to be a welcome escape for winter-weary Midwesterners.

“There are over 100 different plants, trees and shrubs that we’ve coaxed into early bloom or leaf to bring a glimpse of spring to the Twin Cities,” said Karen

Created with the grower in mind and tailored to production needs, Bundled Combination Kits make it easy to create the combos consumers are looking for. Whether planting traditional combinations with two of each variety or growing combinations with one of each variety, the plants and the tags needed for easy assembly. Bundled Kits arrive with three trays of 104 liners (one tray for each variety), plus 52 recipe-specific Container Garden Tags, eliminating the need for individual stake tags.

Charming with the popular purple and white shades of supertunia mini vista indigo, violet star and white

Travel nurses and allied professionals are on the move, providing medical care within a variety of health care settings which requires them to live away from home without traditional comforts and support systems. They are working in new environments where they must constantly adapt to unfamiliar surroundings and new people.

As a result, their mental health can suffer, potentially impacting their ability to care for themselves and others.

To address this need, Kristen Henderson, human resources manager, leader of the Health & Wellness Committee for Travel Nurse Across America, and a breast