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Date Posted: Fri, May 30 2025, 14:16:58 PDT
Author: Don Poss
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Subject: Re: Heads Up! Incoming —Valentine’s Day
In reply to: Larry Gramps 's message, "Re: Heads Up! Incoming —Valentine’s Day" on Mon, Feb 03 2025, 9:07:16 PST

Larry,

Another great question. Here is what AI turned up:

These are results for where grown roses sold in America
Search instead for where grown roses sold in Amera

AI Overview

“Most of the roses sold in America are grown in South America, particularly in Colombia and Ecuador, according to NPR.

However, some American-grown roses are also available, with California being a major producer, and smaller growers can be found in other states like Oregon and Michigan.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Imported Roses:
Colombia and Ecuador:
These two countries are the primary suppliers of cut flowers to the U.S., with Colombia being the largest and supplying the most roses.
Other countries:
Other countries that contribute to the rose supply include Mexico, the Netherlands, and Canada, according to Marketplace.

American-Grown Roses:
California:
A significant portion of American-grown roses comes from the state of California, with Wasco being a major production center, according to NASA Earth Observatory.
Other states:
Smaller growers can be found in states like Oregon and Michigan, according to the Slow Flowers Podcast.
Examples:
Some American-grown rose producers include Pajarosa Floral, Green Valley Floral, and Grace Rose Farm.
Reasons for American-grown roses:
Some consumers prefer American-grown roses for reasons like supporting local businesses, ensuring ethical labor practices, and reducing transportation costs.

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