Provides networking and educational opportunities for specialty growers. Details membership information, publications, research foundation grants and includes a searchable directory.

Non-profit trade group offering marketing programs, education, and collective distribution resources to members. Details activities and schedules.

Industry trade group founded to promote fresh and dried Australian-grown flowers and foliages. Features industry overview, marketing projects and details information about product varieties.

An non-profit alliance of professional cut and potted orchid growers that supports marketing, research and educational projects. Includes member directory and conference information.

Trade association founded to promote the sale and use of locally grown flowers and foliages. Lists members and includes discussion board and database searchable by variety.

Founded to advance the interests of the commercial cut floral industry. Includes calendar of events, membership application and consumer information. (Formerly Roses, Inc.)

A non-profit corporation that works to improve and develop cultivars and promotes the marketing of protea. Features activities, lists growers and wholesalers, and includes care tips and image galleries.

Provides information and resources on aspects of the production of plants, plantation management, post-harvest care and registration of cultivar names. Includes membership, research scholarships, journal and biennial conference details.

Non-profit grower group formed to promote California-grown cut flowers and foliages. Includes news and events, searchable database of products, links to members, and large collection of articles for consumers and florists.

Non-profit trade association established to promote the export of Colombian-grown floral and cut foliage crops. Includes news, catalog of products, and searchable data base of participating growers. [English, Spanish]

Miami-based group advocating floral import trade issues. Details industry statistics and describes efforts with Customs and Border Patrol (CBP), the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Agriculture Quarantine Inspection (AQI).