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The majority of the flower imports coming into MIA hail from South America, specifically Colombia and Ecuador, being imported by airlines including Avianca Cargo (QT), LATAM Cargo (UC), and Atlas Air ...

Although it might look easy, arranging flowers in a vase is tricky. These long-stemmed beauties have a life of their own and ...

Excitement is in the cards come Monday at Prairie Flower Casino in Carter Lake when the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska unveils a new ...

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The Miami airport received more than 3 million tons of cargo last year, with flowers accounting for nearly 400,000 tons, ...

The border and edging of a paver patio are crucial parts of the design. You don't want to skip them just to save time and money on the initial construction.

Roses, carnations, pompons, hydrangeas, chrysanthemums and gypsophila arrive on hundreds of flights, mostly from Colombia and ...

Thousands of airport workers play a pivotal role in whether romantics across the United States enjoy the next few days. The ...

While one 2025 trend in wedding flowers is a nod to the past, another is a fresh new take on boutonnieres. Cascading bridal ...

A Texas county on Wednesday approved holding an election sought by SpaceX that would let residents living around billionaire ...

As Valentine's Day nears, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials are working to keep imported flowers free of pests or ...