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Specialty Cut Flower Information
November 2008

General

Cut Flower Production, 2007, 18 pp, notes from S. SAWG Conf.  

Specialty Cut Flower Production and Marketing, 2006, 36 pp, ATTRA

Southeast Outdoor Cut Flower Manual, 57 pp 

Dried and Fresh Cut Flowers, 1993, 7 pp, North Dakota State Univ.

Enterprise Guide for Southern Maryland: Producing Cut Flowers—General Field Crop Management, 1991, 7 pp, Univ. of Maryland

Specialty Cut Flowers: A Commercial Growers Guide, 1992, 33 pp, Kansas State Univ.

Field Cut Flower Production: An Alternative Income Consideration, 2000, p 4, North Dakota State Univ.

Growing and Marketing Cut Flowers, 1999, 5 pp, Louisiana State Univ.

Business/marketing

Market Gardening: A Start-up Guide, 2002, 16 pp, ATTRA

Economic Feasibility of Fresh Cut Flower Production in Tobacco Transplant Greenhouses, 1997, 4 pp, Virginia Tech

Wholesale Cut Flowers: Selling Sustainability Produced Cut Flowers to Retailers, 2006, 6 pp, Rodale Institute

Specialty Flowers: A Small-Scale Agriculture Alternative, 1990, 5 pp, UC Davis

BOSTON Ornamental Terminal Prices: Federal - State Market News Service, USDA

Production

Fertilization of Field-grown Specialty Cut Flowers. 1995, p 8, Kansas State Univ.

Varieties/plant selection

Maintaining a Succession of Cut Flowers, 1994, 6 pp, Univ. of Maryland

Perennials for Cut Flowers, 1998, 3 pp,  Univ. of Vermont

Field Grown Annuals for Cut Flowers; 2003, 4 pp; Univ. of Mass

Woody Ornamentals for Cut Flower Growers, 2002, 11 pp, ATTRA

Gerbera Daisies: A Potential Field-produced Cut Flower Crop for Coastal South Carolina, 1997, 5 pp, Purdue

Commercial Specialty Cut Flower Production: Zinnias, 1993, 8 pp, Kansas State Univ.

Commercial Specialty Cut Flower Production: Sunflowers, 1993, 8 pp, Kansas State Univ.

Using Coralbells as Cut Flowers, 2003, 3 pp, Univ. of Mass

Commercial Specialty Cut Flower Production: Gladiolus, 1993, 8 pp, Kansas State Univ.

High Tunnel

Hoophouse dreams – building a beginning, 3 pp

1998 Hoop House Cut Flower Trial, 1998, 2 pp, Noble Foundation

High Tunnel.org 

Pest Management

Integrated Pest Management for Cut Flower Growers, p 6 (not printed out), Univ. of Conn.

Insect Problems in Commercial Production of Outdoor Cut Flowers, 2003, p 6 (not printed out), Univ. of Mass

Weed management

Weed Management for Outdoor Cut Flowers, 2002, 6 pp; Univ. of Mass

Post harvest

Sugar and Acidity in Preservative Solutions for Field-Grown Cut Flowers. 2003, 5 pp, Univ. of Mass

Cold Storage for Specialty Cut Flowers and Plant Material. 1994, 12 pp, Kansas State Univ.

2000 Evaluation of Postharvest Life of Selected Fresh-Cut Flowers and Greenery, 2000,  7 pp, Kansas State Univ.

1998 Evaluation of Postharvest Life of Selected Fresh-cut Flowers (Helenium, Cosmos, "Hardy Amaryllis" (Lycoris squamigera?), annual sunflowers, snow-on-the- mountain, Beebalm 'Lambda') , 1998, 6 pp, Kansas State Univ.

1997 Evaluation of Postharvest Life of Perennial Fresh-cut Flowers, 1997, 8 pp, Kansas State Univ.

1995 Production and Postharvest Evaluation of Fresh-cut Sunflowers, 1995, 11 pp, Kansas State Univ.

Postharvest Handling of Fresh Cut Flowers and Plant Material, 1997, 12 pp, Kansas State Univ.

Postharvest handling of six more field-grown cut flowers -- Astilbe, Gladiolus, Helianthus, Liatris, Lilium, Zinnia, 2003, 4 pp, Univ. of Mass

Fresh Cut Flower Handling for Retail Florists, 1998, 47 pp, Kansas State Univ.

Water Quality: Why it is so important for Florists. 2000, 4 pp, Kansas State Univ.

Postharvest Handling Tips for Some Spring Flowering Bulbs, 2003, 4 pp, Univ. of Mass.

The Care and Handling of Cut Flowers, 4 pp, Oklahoma State Univ.

Harvest

Harvest Systems: The Collection of Activities for Gathering and Handling Field-grown Specialty Cut Flowers, 1995, 20 pp, Kansas State Univ.

Associations/networks

Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers

National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service

Growing for Market

Southern Sustainable Agriculture Working Group (S SAWG)

Other resources

Cut Flower Production and Handling Guidesheets, Purdue University

Outdoor Specialty Cut Flowers, North Carolina State University

 

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