Slow Flowers News Today

Inspired by the slow flower movement, landscape designer Kathleen Ferguson is "making people happy" by growing environmentally appropriate flowers at her micro-farm in L.A.

Here’s hoping each and every one one of you had a good holiday. Cheers for the New Year.

The slow flowers movement encourages people to think deeply about where their flowers come from and how they are grown. Learn about it here.

Flower stands, traditional florists, delivery flowers, local pick-your-own gardens, and more.

Ensure you’re giving a truly green bouquet by buying local and organic.

Flowers are largely imported in the United States, which comes with a big environmental footprint. The "Slow Flower Movement" is popularizing locally grown flowers.

A flower arrangement delivers all sorts of messages, but it can also deliver plastic waste to our environment, especially when it includes floral foam.

With Valentine’s Day looming, our digital editor Kathleen Yale called up Amy Stewart, author of Flower Confidential: The Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful,

While the COVID-19 era has seen tremendous loss on the human front, Mother Nature has quietly chalked up a few wins. People traveling less meant gashouse emissions and commercial activities

Sustainable floristry can help make your events, arrangements, and garden more eco-friendly. Heres what you should know about sustainable floristry.