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Flower farm tours, a gorgeous Flower Fair, education sessions,
and a golf tournament are on tap.
and a golf tournament are on tap.
CAPITOLA, Calif. - illiNews -- In keeping with its motto, "More Americans, enjoying more flowers, more often," CalFlowers (the California Association of Flower Growers and Shippers), will host its biennial Fun 'N Sun convention July 24- 27 in Santa Barbara, California.
Attendees include members in the floral value chain: California and national growers, online and physical florists, mass market retailers, designers, transportation and service providers, and others.
Three flower farms – Joseph & Sons Inc, The Sun Valley Group, and Westerlay Orchids LP – will provide tours of their properties, with lunch provided at Joseph & Sons. Previous Fun 'N Sun farm tours have received enthusiastic reviews, especially from new members.
Education sessions include such topics as how to drive floral sales after Mother's Day, federal public policy issues that impact the floral industry, flower trends for 2019, the future of the US floral wholesale business, and more.
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A Flower Fair – the hallmark of the convention – will feature hundreds of locally grown and imported flowers and greens – the largest such collection under one roof.
Leading floral designers from across the United States will showcase design trends and ideas, including:
California-based growers provide approximately 80 percent of U.S. cut flower production and also produce a number of potted plant products, including succulents.
CalFlowers' mission is to strengthen member businesses through logistics, education and promotion to grow the use and enjoyment of cut flowers. More info on the association and its services and membership is at http://cafgs.org. Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CalFlowersAssociation/
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CONTACT:
Ginger Tulley
Director of Marketing and Communications
CalFlowers
415-561-6116
ginger@cafgs.org
Attendees include members in the floral value chain: California and national growers, online and physical florists, mass market retailers, designers, transportation and service providers, and others.
Three flower farms – Joseph & Sons Inc, The Sun Valley Group, and Westerlay Orchids LP – will provide tours of their properties, with lunch provided at Joseph & Sons. Previous Fun 'N Sun farm tours have received enthusiastic reviews, especially from new members.
Education sessions include such topics as how to drive floral sales after Mother's Day, federal public policy issues that impact the floral industry, flower trends for 2019, the future of the US floral wholesale business, and more.
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A Flower Fair – the hallmark of the convention – will feature hundreds of locally grown and imported flowers and greens – the largest such collection under one roof.
Leading floral designers from across the United States will showcase design trends and ideas, including:
- Derrick Vasquez, AIFD
- Carol Caggiano, AIFD, PFCI
- Susan Ayala, AIFD, CFD, PFCI
- Lynn Moss, AIFD, PFCI, AAF
- Jennifer Litterst, AIFD
- Eddie Payne, AIFD
- Tom Simmons, AIFD, CFD, CCF
- Michael Quesada, AIFD, CFD
California-based growers provide approximately 80 percent of U.S. cut flower production and also produce a number of potted plant products, including succulents.
CalFlowers' mission is to strengthen member businesses through logistics, education and promotion to grow the use and enjoyment of cut flowers. More info on the association and its services and membership is at http://cafgs.org. Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CalFlowersAssociation/
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CONTACT:
Ginger Tulley
Director of Marketing and Communications
CalFlowers
415-561-6116
ginger@cafgs.org
Source: CalFlowers
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