#hawaii floriculture and nursery association
Hawaiʻi Floriculture and Nursery Association presents ‘Fresh Look 2025’ online and on Akakū
Watch highlights of floral design presentations and workshops featuring Hawaiʻi grown flowers. Professional floral designers including Hitomi Gilliam AIFD and six others take a fresh look at the principles and mechanics of designing with Hawaiʻi’s flowers with a focus on structures and mechanics for floral installations.
New video teaches about floriculture, role of nurseries and farms in Hawaiʻi economy
Discover the vibrant world of Hawaiʻi’s floriculture and the importance of supporting local nurseries and farms in a new one-hour video “Spirit of Hawaiʻi Neotropica,” presented by the Hawaiʻi Floriculture and Nursery Association (HFNA).
First-ever Hawaiʻi delegation to the USDA visits D.C. to advocate for agricultural support
Hawaiʻi Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke and Hawaiʻi Department of Agriculture Chairperson Sharon Hurd last week led some of Hawaiʻi’s agricultural leaders in a first-ever Hawaiʻi delegation to the United States Department of Agriculture.
Wedding Flowers & Plants from Hawai’i Video Airing on Kaua’i Cable TV, Online
The non-profit Hawaiʻi Floriculture and Nursery Association is presenting a one-hour video, “Wedding Flowers & Plants from Hawaiʻi,” that will air on Kauaʻi’s cable TV and online.
State Provides Emergency Cinder Resource for Tropical Floral Business on Hawai‘i Island
As the sole source of black cider on the island, the interruption in operations, threatened the island’s tropical floral business which uses the cinder granules help with drainage of potted tropical plants and which serves as the main media for propagation of anthuriums and orchids.
