With the exception of a certain holiday in February, Nancy White generally anticipates a sluggish start to the year. “January is typically our...
First things first: Lafayette Florist, Gift Shop & Garden Center knows plants. Founded more than 70 years ago, the family business has long been...
With virus cases up, you need to make sure you’re doing your part to combat the spread. In the latest issue of Floral Management, Terril Nell,...
All your efforts to make your website as convenient, enticing, and customer friendly as your digital store will help to increase traffic to the...
As the global pandemic changed the labor market and consumer behavior, contract labor has become an even more important issue for florists —...
COVID-19 has created pandemonium for virtually every person and business on the planet. The event industry, though, faces an especially steep road...
The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Flexibility Act made several key modifications to the original loan program that could affect floral industry...
Nearly six months of living with the coronavirus is beginning to take a toll on Americans: The Kaiser Family Foundation recently released a poll...
If you’ve felt conflicting emotions as a leader in your business over the last few months — flying high one minute, in the depths of despair the...
You already have a well-established routine for disinfecting buckets, tools and work surfaces, right? All for the sake of reducing shrink and...
The pandemic turned millions of consumers into more regular online shoppers almost overnight. Most experts say that, even as restrictions ease and...
A customer complaining about the quality of your flowers is the last thing your shop needs to deal with right now. Make sure you and your team are...
Floral professionals have grappled this spring with the toughest decisions of their careers, including questions that require them to balance...
Americans are watching significantly more television during the crisis: an average of 41 hours during the last week of March, compared with 33 hours...
In the early 2000, Ian Prosser, AAF, AIFD, PFCI, faced competition from all corners, rising delivery costs and the wrong physical space for his...