Cut Flowers: Production & Postharvest
Production
UF/IFAS Sites
- Commercial Ornamental Plant Diagnostic Clinic--Mid Florida REC
- Environmental Horticulture
- Ferns and Flora--Volusia County Extension Newsletter
- Volusia County Extension Horticulture
UF/IFAS Publications
- Annual Flowers for Florida
- Aspidistra Production and Use
- Basic Irrigation Scheduling in Florida
- Bedding Plants: Selection, Establishment, and Maintenance
- Bulbs for Florida
- Cut Flower Production Topic Page--EDIS
- Efficiencies of Florida Agricultural Irrigation Systems
- Florida Crop/Pest Management Profiles: Ornamentals
- Florida 4-H Horticulture Identification and Judging Study Manual: Flowers and Foliage Plants
- Florida/Holland/Israeli Ruscus Production and Use
- Flowers Topic Page--EDIS
- Germinating Your Own Bedding Plants for the Florida Landscape
- Injection of Chemicals into Irrigation Systems: Rates, Volumes, and Injection Periods
- Nematode Management for Bedding Plants
- Production of Hybrid Asiatic and Oriental Lilies
- Root-knot Nematodes as Pests of Ornamental Plants
- Specialty Cut Flower Production Guides for Florida: Zinnia
- Tensiometers for Soil Moisture Measurement and Irrigation Scheduling
Other University Sites
- Commercial Floriculture Information Center--North Carolina State University
- Commercial Floriculture Information Leaflets--Commercial Floriculture Information Center, North Carolina State University
- Cut Flower Production & Handling--North Carolina State University
- Cut Flowers--Virginia Tech/Virginia State University
- Dried and Fresh-Cut Flowers--North Dakota State University
- Fertilization of Field Grown Cut Flowers--Kansas State University (pdf)
- Field Grown Annuals for Cut Flowers--University of Massachusetts
- Field Grown Cut Flowers--British Columbia Ministry of Agriculture (pdf)
- Floriculture--University of Massachusetts
- Gerbera Daisies: A Potential Field Produced Cut Flower Crop for Coastal South Carolina--Purdue University
- Growing & Marketing Cut Flowers--Louisiana State University
- Growing Cut Flowers for Market--North Dakota State University
- Guide to Commercial Cut Flower Production--Kansas State University (pdf)
- Insects and Related Pests of Flowers and Foliage Plants--Commercial Floriculture Information Center, North Carolina State University
- Insect Problems in Commercial Production of Outdoor Cut Flowers--University of Massachusetts
- Outdoor Specialty Cut Flowers--Commercial Floriculture Information Center, North Carolina State University
- Perennials for Cut Flowers--University of Vermont
- Southeast Outdoor Cut Flower Manual--North Carolina State University, North Carolina Farm Bureau (pdf)
- Specialty Flowers: A Small-Scale Agriculture Alternative--Small Farm Center, University of California, Davis
- Water Quality: Why it is so Important to Florists--Kansas State University (pdf)
- Weed Management for Outdoor Cut Flowers--University of Massachusetts
Organization & Associations
- California Cut Flower Commission
- Central Florida Fern Growers Co-Op
- Florida Nursery Growers & Landscape Association
- Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE)
- Sustainable Cut Flower Production--ATTRA
- Woody Ornamentals for Cut Flower Production--ATTRA
Related Links
Postharvest
Other University Sites
- Cold Storage for Fresh Cut Flowers and Plant Material--Kansas State University (pdf)
- Cut Flowers: Extending Their Life--North Carolina State University
- Keeping Cut Flowers and Flowering Plants--University of Minnesota
- Postharvest Handling of Field Cut Flowers--University of Vermont
- Postharvest Handling of Fresh Cut Flowers and Plant Material--Kansas State University (pdf)
- Postharvest Handling of Six More Field-Grown Cut Flowers: Astilbe, Gladiolus, Helianthus, Liatris, Lilum, Zinnia--University of Massachusetts
- Postharvest Handling Procedures for Emerging New Specialty Cut Flowers--North Carolina State University
- Postharvest Handling Tips for Cut Flowers of Some Spring Flowering Bulbs--University of Massachusetts
- Quick Tips: Cut Flowers--Cole Hardware
- Sugar and Acidity in Preservative Solutions for Field-Grown Cut Flowers--University of Massachusetts
Related Links
- Cut Flower Care: How to Make Your Cut Flowers Last--Brooklyn Botanic Garden
- HortFACT: Cut Flowers and Foliage: Cooling Requirements and Temperature Management--HortNET
Specific Crops
UF/IFAS Publications
- Bulbs for Florida
- Hibiscus Production
- Native Wildflowers (Coreopsis)
- Native Wildflowers: Propagation and Container Production of 'Flora Sun' Beach Sunflower
- New Plants for Florida: Lisianthus
- Specialty Cut Flower Production Guidelines for Florida: Zinnia
Other University Sites
- Cut Kale: A Blooming Success--North Carolina State University
- Dill: Not Just Tasty, It's Beautiful Too--University of Georgia
- Gerbera Daisies: A Potential Field-Produced Cut Flower Crop for Coastal South Carolina--Purdue University
Related Links
- Return to Flowers & Foliage
