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January-February 2022

Switching Gears

Since December 2021, the number of COVID-19 cases in the United States has risen signited States has risen significantly. Between January 3-16, 2022, there...

Flower Frenzy

Like many large-scale, special events in 2020, proms across the United States were postponed and canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021, some...
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Prepping for Prom

Prom season is quickly approaching. Reflecting on past prom seasons can help floral designers learn from any previous mistakes to prepare to engage students...
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Virtual World

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, teaching and learning have drastically changed. Enter hybrid classes: An amalgamation between virtual and in-person courses. Teaching...

Supply Woes

For the past few issues—and the past few months—experts in the industry have weighed in on how to navigate the supply chain issues floral...

Plant Habit

Since before the COVID-19 pandemic, floral designers have seen customers shift toward purchasing houseplants. According to recent findings from the “Consumer Houseplant Purchasing Report...
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Putting Digital First

We established in the last issue the fact that Millennials are now your primary floral customer, continually replacing Boomers who have served as a...

Less is More

As supply chain and inflation issues abound, floral arrangements that incorporate less give more design wiggle room to creators, buyers, and artists. By reducing...

Procuring Profits

By now, floral designers should be aware of the cost increases, inventory shortages, and rising transportation prices fueling supply chain issues, which have affected...

Holistic Hues

For the first time in the company’s history, Pantone elected to create a new color for their Color of the Year instead of...
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