July and American Grown Flowers and Foliage Month Has Ended – But You Can Celebrate Domestic Farms All Year Long!

For Immediate Release

Washington, DCAs July and the celebrated American Grown Flower and Foliage Month, has come to a close, Certified American Grown (CAG) would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who supported our nation’s domestic flower and foliage farms. Your enthusiasm and dedication have been invaluable in shining a spotlight on the incredible work of our homegrown farms.

American Grown Flowers and Foliage Month may be over, but the support for domestic farms doesn’t have to stop here. You can continue to make a positive impact all year long by choosing American-grown flowers and foliage, available 365 days a year. By doing so, you contribute to the growth of our local economies, support sustainable agricultural practices, and help preserve the rich, diverse floral heritage of the United States. 

Why Support American Grown Flowers and Foliage Year-Round? 

  1. Sustainability: Choosing locally grown flowers and foliage reduces the carbon footprint associated with long-distance shipping, supports eco-friendly farming practices, and promotes biodiversity.
  2. Economic Impact: Supporting American growers helps create jobs, boost local economies, and sustain family-owned farms across the country.
  3. Quality and Freshness: American-grown flowers and foliage are often fresher and longer-lasting, as they spend less time in transit and more time being enjoyed by you.
  4. Variety: The diverse climates and regions in the U.S. allow for a wide array of beautiful blooms and lush foliage to be available throughout the year.

How to Support All Year Long: 

  1. Buy Local: Purchase flowers and foliage from local farmers’ markets, florists, and grocery stores that carry American-grown products.
  2. Ask Questions: When buying flowers, ask your florist or retailer if they carry American-grown products. Your interest and demand make a difference.
  3. Spread the Word: Share the beauty and benefits of American-grown flowers and foliage with friends and family on social media using #AmericanGrown365.
  4. Participate in Events: Join farm tours, floral workshops, and other events that celebrate and support local growers.
  5. Join the Movement: Sign up for newsletters and follow Certified American Grown on Instagram to stay updated on ways you can support our growers year-round.

Let’s continue to celebrate and support the heart and soul of America’s flower and foliage farms. Together, we can ensure that the beauty and benefits of American-grown flowers and foliage are enjoyed not just in July, but every single day of the year.

 

Learn more at americangrownflowers.org.

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Media Contact:                                                                                            

Camron King

CEO & Ambassador

916.239.8732

camron@americangrownflowers.org

 

About Certified American Grown. Certified American Grown (CAG) is a diverse community of cut flower and foliage farmers from across the United States. As the voice for domestic farms, CAG works towards sustainability and prosperity through a unified voice, effective advocacy, and strategic promotion. Certified American Grown flower and foliage farms participate in an independent, third-party supply-chain audit to verify both origin and assembly of the flowers and foliage grown. When it appears on bouquets, bunches, packaging or signage, the iconic brand mark instills consumer confidence in place of origin. For more information about Certified American Grown, visit americangrownflowers.org.

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