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Support of Local Flower Farmers Starts With You

The Washington Flowers Project exists to assist Washington flower farmers and the supply chain with current industry growing and marketing best practices and to ultimately sell more Washington-grown cut flowers. It aims to educate the consumer about the differences between conventionally-grown imported cut flowers and specialty cut flowers grown in Washington state.

Furthermore, the project seeks to help consumers to ask for and locate Washington-grown cut flowers given their distinctive superior characteristics such as; greater longevity—longer vase life, unique varietals—often unavailable through import, superior scent and vibrant, distinct colors.

What is Washington FLowers?

How to Join the Washington Flowers Movement

SUPPORT WASHINGTON FLOWERS

If you are a consumer of cut flowers, we have put together a variety of resources to make it easier for you to support the Washington Flowers movement. Click the button below for more information.

RESOURCES FOR SELLERS

We have also created a resource page dedicated to flower suppliers. We put this resource page together so you can join the movement to increase the sales and production of Washington grown flowers.

RESOURCES FOR GROWERS

Washington Flowers has compiled plenty of resources for Washington Flower suppliers to join and support the Washington Flowers movement. You can learn more by clicking the button below.

This project is funded by a WSDA Specialty Crop Block Grant.

For more information, or to order campaign materials, email Suzanne Carson at [email protected] or phone: 360-357-9975 x122.

Disclaimer: The Washington Flowers design is not a guarantee of the product’s origin. Consumers should ask where flowers are from to be sure.
“Washington Flowers designs were developed as part of a three year Specialty Crop Block Grant (2017-2019) to test if it would be worthwhile. Please contact [email protected] regarding use of the design beyond the grant period.”