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FCG Webinar: Government Funding Programs for Growers Facing Tariff Challenges

This webinar will focus on government grant programs for growers negatively impacted by tariffs. The main focus will be on the Regional Tariff Response Initiative, and we will…

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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…

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Captiva Prime Registered

Flowers Canada Growers is pleased to announce that the product Captiva Prime (Canola Oil, Garlic Oil, Capsaicin) has been approved for use on greenhouse and outdoor ornamental…

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Statement from Flowers Canada Growers regarding the United States’ Section 338 tariffs impacting Canada’s floral sector

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:Canada is home to a large and vibrant floral sector representing over 1500 family farms from coast to coast. Many of these family farms have built…

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Flower in-season

  • 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…

  • Amaranthus, Love Lies Bleeding (Amaranthus caudatus)

    The long red, weeping inflorescences of Amaranthus add a graceful elegance to arrangements. The flowers can drape from the vase down to the table, adding a dimensional style not possible with more upright flowers. Can be preserved for dried flower arrangements. Amaranthus symbolize…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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”.

  • 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”.

  • Florist Azalea (Azalea )

    Azaleas are popular in gardens throughout the world for their glossy foliage and eye-catching clusters of funnel-like blooms. These same features in Florist Azaleas make them a wonderful choice for instantly brightening any room as a houseplant! May bloom up to six weeks indoors!

  • Azalea Tree (Azalea hybrid)

    All of the great features prized in traditional Florist Azaleas but with a twist. Tree Azaleas provide the same glossy foliage and lush, colorful blooms as regular Azaleas but on a plant that has been groomed into a small tree form. A wonderful gift idea for gardening friends who…

  • 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…

  • 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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