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FCG Webinar: Identifying Hidden Leaks in Operational Budget
Businesses today face revenue leaks which silently drain hard-earned profit. Join us for this FCG webinar, presented by associate member Schooley Mitchell. Learn how to identify the leaks and how you can turn hidden cost into regular cashflow.
Dinesh Mohangupta is a Strategic-Partner and Cost Optimization Specialist at Schooley Mitchell, North America’s largest independent cost optimization consulting firm and a Canadian company with 25 years in service and 34,000+ customers, helping businesses save money on 14 cost categories.
FCG Webinar: Financial Relief Programs for Flower Growers
FCG recently hosted a webinar in partnership with Farm Credit Canada and Agricultural Credit Corporation on the FCC Trade Disruption Customer Support Program available to growers…
Nealta Miticide Approved for Use on Greenhouse Ornamental Crops
Flowers Canada Growers is very please to announce that a label expansion request for Nealta Miticide (cyflumetofen), submitted by our office, was approved for use on Greenhouse…
FCO Webinar: Accessibility for Ontarians Act (2005)
FCO recently held a webinar on the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (2005) and how it applies to greenhouse operations in Ontario. If you missed it, you can still…
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Current Projects
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FCO Creates Niagara Greenhouse Growers Committee
Flowers Canada (Ontario) Inc. (FCO) recently initiated a pilot project that is intended to advocate for and support…
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Stabilizing Access to Propagation Material for the…
Flowers Canada (Ontario) Inc. (FCO) received funds from the Canadian Agriculture Adaptation Program (CAAP) of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) to study access to propagative materials for the bulb sector.
Flower in-season
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African Lily Indoors (Agapanthus species)
Agapanthus is Native to South Africa. The tall vertical flower stems are topped by a lush cluster of blooms. Brings a distinctive architectural style to the interior and a refreshing tropical feeling. Plant in the garden when flowers have faded and this perennial plant will bring…
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Allium, Ornamental Onion (Allium species)
Ornamental onions are quite elegant compared to their edible relatives; garlic and onions. They grow naturally throughout the northern hemisphere and small regions of South America and Africa. Allium blooms symbolize unity, humility and patience.
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Anthurium Indoors (Anthurium species)
Anthurium bring the beauty of lush, green foliage to any room, with little care. An added bonus are the large, interesting blooms that look as if someone painted a leaf with glossy enamel! The blooms make for long lasting cut flowers, but be cautious of the sap, which can cause skin…
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Zebra Plant (Aphelandra squarrosa)
One look at the foliage and there's no question about how this plant got its common name. The deep green foliage with distinct white veins instantly brings to mind an image of a striped zebra! Makes an extraordinary display when in flower. The booms are actually small and…
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Butterfly Flower, Milkweed (Asclepias species)
Grows in wild, open spaces in nature and brings a cozy, natural feeling to arrangements. Butterflies adore this flower so expect a few visitors if you use it in outdoor arrangements. Butterfly Flower symbolizes “let me go”.
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Aster (Matsumoto, Callistephus chinensis)
Matsumoto Asters are a cheerful addition to any bouquet. Their bright yellow centers give them a daisy-like charm. Asters are the birth flower for the month of September and symbolize “variety”.
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Baby's Tears Indoors (Soleirolia soleirolii)
From a distance Baby’s Tears could easily be confused for moss, its low habit and dense mat of dainty little leaves cover the ground like a carpet. Its delicate charm conceals a surprisingly rugged plant. Baby’s tears grow very quickly, and look charming trailing over the edge of…
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Begonia Rieger (Begonia x hiemalis)
Rieger begonias are a cross between tuberous and wax begonias. The result is beautiful glossy foliage with an abundance of dainty flowers. The blooms are an interesting combination of single and double-petaled flowers all produced on the same plant. Adds color and cheer to any room…
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Boston Fern (Nephrolepis exaltata)
Boston Ferns are a top houseplant choice for their lush foliage that looks great with any décor. They thrive on humidity, so daily misting in winter months and a gravel and water-filled saucer beneath the pot in warmer months are highly recommended.
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Bougainvillea Indoors (Bougainvillea species)
Bouganvilleas are easy to care for and add a tropical touch to interiors or outside on the patio or porch. They come in a variety of brilliant colors. The flowers are actually very small and inconspicuous; it is the colorful modified leaves, called "bracts" that produce the fabulous…
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