
VIVA! has been featured in a number of prominent trade publications. Keep reading for more details about publications that are talking about this innovative, new brand.
Medal of Excellence
Greenhouse Grower, July 2010
Putting Plants First
Greenhouse Grower, July 2010
Top Trends for the Garden This Summer
Calgary Herald, April 2010
Get Your Green Thumbs Ready
Over The Mountain Journal, April 2010
Creme Brulee in the Garden,
Suna Knits Blog Entry, April 2010
Add Some Garden Zing with New 'Zest'
PerishableNews.com, March 2010
Not Your Everyday Petunias
Houston Chronical, March 2010
Syngenta Flowers
Greenhouse Grower, June 2009
Some Like It Hot - SunPatiens
San Antonio Express News, May, 2009
Find Bold New Hues Beyond the Paint Aisle
TBO.com, May, 2009
Plant a Smile this Mother's Day
dailypress.com, May, 2009
Meet 'TexMex' Geranium From VIVA!
GreenhouseGrower.com, May, 2009
Big Red Geranium Part of Home Depot's VIVA! Line
greenPROFIT.com, April, 2009
Ball's Coleus Henna Now in VIVA! Line
GreenhouseGrower.com, April, 2009
SunPatiens Expand with Three New Colors
GreenhouseGrower.com, April, 2009
By Popular Demand
MarthaStewart.com, February, 2009
Floragem Receives Home Depot Innovation Award
GPN, October 30, 2006
We Have a Winner
Southern Living, September 2006
Truth-In-Labeling Hits the Garden Center
Wall Street Journal, April 21, 2005
Market Watch- Taking the Pulse of Our Market
Greenhouse Grower, March 2005
The Enquirer, Cincinnati.com, SunPatiens
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, SunPatiens
Indy Star, SunPatiens
VIVA!-cious Innovation
By Brandi D. Thomas
GPN, June 2002
The winner of the GPN/Master Tag Marketing Innovation Award shows us that plants sold in chain stores don't have to become commodities when the brand is geared to not only sell itself, but differentiate both grower and retailer.
Added Value for the Mass Market
By Chris Beytes
Green Profit, February 2002
One criticism of America's mega greenhouse operations with their "1,000 acres in 10 states" mentality is that there'll be no room left for smaller, regional growers and their specialized products and services.
Now a group of these regional growers are banding together to provide an alternative to the biggest of the big growers, combining the strength of national programs with the personal touch of the small grower. Called Floragem, the nationwide network will develop and share best practices in plant production, branding and service programs.
A Budding Business Emerges
By Laura Elia
Greenhouse Grower, December 2001
Two years ago, Ken and Deena Altman, owners of Altman Plants, Vista, CA, had a vision: to unite top regional growers throughout the country into one marketing group. Their goal was to provide nationally consistent, high-margin programs to large chains and independent garden centers. Today, that goal is emerging in the form of Floragem.
Floragem: Regional Growers' Plan for National Presence
By Chris Beytes
GrowerTalks, December 2001
Are you a high-quality, creative wholesale grower with a well-established merchandising program for your mass-market customers? Are you looking for a way to add even more value to your products? If so, the Floragem grower network may be for you.
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