Valentine’s Day (on a Friday, sigh, on a long weekend, double sigh) has plenty of variables you can’t control. One thing you can be in charge of: Knowing the tech you have in-store and how t... Read more
The federal government is seeking input from growers on hemp production in the United States — and the Society of American Florists is encouraging its members to be part of the conversation.... Read more
Starting January 1, 2020, a new Department of Labor rule will make 1.3 million American workers eligible for overtime pay. What does the rule mean for floral industry employers? To help answ... Read more
Want to make deliveries more profitable? Streamline your processes? Just in time for the busy fall and winter season, veteran floral industry accountant and Floral Management contributor Pau... Read more
During SAF Amelia Island 2019 in September, 60 expert speakers and panelists came together in 44 educational sessions and events on targeted issues that affect your business every day. They... Read more
Ever wish you had a personal trainer at work to help you get up to speed fast on new technology and best practices in service? This month at SAF Amelia Island 2019, the Society of American F... Read more
Lori Crom of Tabor Floral in Nebraska City, Nebraska, will travel about 160 miles this weekend to take advantage of a resource she needs — and something that’s increasingly hard to come by i... Read more
What happens when a bride walks in and wants to order personal flowers, ceremony and reception designs — and “something really special” for the rehearsal dinner and next-day brunch? How abou... Read more
Toward the end of 2018, Juan David Lecuona began fielding hundreds of queries from industry members hungry for more information on ‘Alma’— a bright white chrysanthemum with a perfectly green... Read more
Historically low unemployment means that many floral industry business owners are struggling to find and keep workers. How do you get new hires to start thinking long-term at your business?... Read more