UF Researchers Cultivate Hybrid Poinsettias That Thrive Year-Round In Florida

Hybrid poinsettias decked the halls of the Hernando County Government Center during the Christmas season of 2015, and researchers at the University of Florida say they could soon be popping up in landscapes throughout Florida.

WF&FSA: Helping Your Florist Make The Most Of Prom Sales

January 22, 2016 Tom Figueroa, Nordlie, Inc.

One of the most important tasks to help your florist build on Prom Sales is to strategize with them early. Prom season used to be end of May and early June but now prom can take place as early as April in some areas. The problem: it falls right around Mother’s Day – our busiest time of the year. Here are some tips to assist your florist with the bustling Prom seas

In Washington, Floral Industry Issues Get Big Play In 2016

January 22, 2016 Society of American Florists

When Congress passed a 2,000 plus-page bill in December to fund the federal government through the final nine months of fiscal year 2016, it was a refreshing feat of bipartisan cooperation that some thought could signal a comeback of collaboration in Washington.

Are You A Dinner Solution For Your Shoppers?

January 22, 2016 Tyson Foods' Deli Insider

In Tyson Foods’ On The Go Study, consumers admitted that while meal planning is the key to maintaining a less stressful dinner hour, many actually make their dinner plan at the last minute for most of their evening meals. These short-term meal planners are looking for an eleventh hour solution but the problem is – they often can’t find it in deli prepared foods.

Taste 50 Cheeses At March 9 Cheese Champion Event In Madison

The world’s largest technical cheese competition is coming to Madison, and with it, a rare opportunity for the public to taste 50 cheeses from around the globe, all while witnessing judges from 16 nations execute the final round of judging to determine the 2016 World Champion Cheese.