Cut Flower Production and Handling
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Collapse ▲Welcome to the North Carolina State University Fresh Cut Flower Program. North Carolina is proud to have a comprehensive cut flower program focusing on all aspects of the cut flower industry from new cultivar evaluations to greenhouse and field production to postharvest handling (visit our Cut Flower and Postharvest Floriculture Program). Information from the research programs is included here as well as links to a variety of sites that will be useful to cut flower growers. We thank all of the agencies and companies who have supported the program over the years.
- Southeast Outdoor Cut Flower Manual
- Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers
- Cut Sunflowers
- Dried and Fresh-Cut Flowers, NDSU Extension Service, North Dakota State University, Author: Randy Sell, Research Associate, Department of Agricultural Economics, NDSU
- Cut Flowers: Insects and Mites in Commercial Production of Field-Grown Cut Flowers
- Field Grown Annuals for Cut Flowers
- Postharvest handling of six more field-grown cut flowers—Astilbe, Gladiolus, Helianthus, Liatris, Lilium, Zinnia
- Postharvest Handling Tips for Some Spring Flowering Bulbs
- Resources for Commercial Production of Outdoor Cut Flowers in High Tunnels
- Scheduling Greenhouse Crops
- Soil Fertility for Field-grown Cut Flowers
- Sugar and Acidity in Preservative Solutions for Field-Grown Cut Flowers
- Tarnished Plant Bug – Field Grown Cut Flowers
- Using Coralbells as Cut Flowers
- Weed Management for Outdoor Cut Flowers
Purdue University Publications:
Kansas State University Cut Flower Guides