Something fun appeared in the ol’ Floralife IN box the other day: a flower care and handling video produced by the American Chemical Society. They produce a series of brief how-to videos entitled “Reactions: This is Chemistry”, which explains the science behind everyday activities. And this one contains a little surprise, so let’s take a look!
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Flower Care and Handling: Fun with Science!
Posted on Categories Cut Flower Care, Flower Science, Processing FlowersLeave a commentCut Flower Care and Handling: Delphinium
Posted on Categories At the Farm, Cut Flower Care, Processing FlowersLeave a commentLooking for useful tips for the postharvest processing of many different varieties of cut flowers? Then check out the newly expanded Flower Care and Handling section of the Floralife website. Wholesaler, retailer, enthusiast – there’s something for everybody. Let’s go down the list! Today’s star is the Delphinium.
Cut Flower Care and Handling: Freesia
Posted on Categories At the Farm, Cut Flower Care, Flower Science, Processing FlowersLeave a commentLooking for useful tips for the postharvest processing of many different varieties of cut flowers? Then check out the newly expanded Flower Care and Handling section of the Floralife website. Wholesaler, retailer, enthusiast – there’s something for everybody. Let’s go down the list! Today’s star is the Freesia.
Cut Flower Care and Handling: Gerbera
Posted on Categories At the Farm, Cut Flower Care, Processing FlowersLeave a commentAt the Flower Care and Handling section of our website, Floralife offers a bunch of useful tips for the postharvest processing of many different varieties of cut flowers. Grower, wholesaler, retailer, enthusiast – there’s something for everybody. Let’s go down the list! Today’s star is the Gerbera!
Cut Flower Care and Handling: Gladiolus
Posted on Categories Cut Flower Care, Processing FlowersLeave a commentFloralife has expanded the Flower Care and Handling section of our website to offer a bunch of useful tips for the postharvest processing of many different varieties of cut flowers. Grower, wholesaler, retailer, enthusiast – there’s usually something for everybody. Let’s keep going down the list! Today’s star is the Gladiolus!