commercial cut flower growers.
commercial cut flower growers.
commercial cut flower growers.
Educate. Unite. Support.
The ASCFG was created to educate, unite, and support commercial cut flower growers. It does this by providing production and marketing information; connecting members through events and communications; supporting floriculture research; and encouraging the purchase and use of locally grown flowers by the public. Its mission is to help growers produce high-quality floral material, and to foster and promote the local availability of that product.
Find Local Flowers
Find high quality, locally-grown flowers, foliage, branches, and much more! Discover florists and designers using specialty cut flowers.
What’s New
ASCFG in 2020
Back to Basics for Cut Flower Nerds
February 18-19, 2020
The Hotel at Oberlin
Oberlin, Ohio
ASCFG Conference and Trade Show
November 9-11, 2020
The Reunion Resort
Orlando, Florida
Mentor Program
The ASCFG launched the Mentor Program in 2016 to match our more experienced growers with newer members just getting started with their flower farming endeavors. It’s a great way to give back to our community and create lasting, rewarding relationships with the next...
Current Management and Research on Cut Peonies Webinar
December 18th 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM EST
Registration is open and free! Join us to learn about production practices of this globally-important cut flower. We will also share new research on postharvest handling methods and management of pest and diseases. This webinar is limited to 500 participants.
Speakers: Dr. John Dole, NC State University, Dave Dowling, Ednie Flower Bulbs, Nathan Jahnke, NC State University, and Dr. Gary Chastagner, Washington State University . . .
Ask An Expert
What are you doing the second Monday of each month? Spend an hour with ASCFG’s flower-growing experts on our Facebook live events! Interact with Meghan McHugh and Denise Richter, co-owners of Pistil and Stamen Flower Farm, on November 11 at 8:00 pm on the ASCFG Member Facebook Closed Group page. They’ll share how they make urban farming work in New Orleans, Louisiana.