In our February issue, FloraCulture International looks at logistics not as a single journey, but as a system shaped long before flowers begin to move.

This month, FloraCulture International turns its attention to the shifting landscape of cut flower production—a sector under pressure, but far from standing still.

Hannah Fraser (Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness) outlined hemlock woolly adelgid biology and stressed early detection and strict hygiene through routine surveys. Cassie Russell (OMAFRA) and CNLA Growers Specialist Jamie Aalbers detailed nursery-focused IPM strategies and shipping requirements for hemlock stock. A Q&A covered product use, scouting methods, and possible directive updates for future seasons.