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Floriculture + Nursery

The flower industry in Western Australia consists of a strong domestic industry that services local florists and retailers with many exotic flowers. Equally important are the Western Australian wildflowers grown for the export market.

The flower industry involves many types of flowers and each require careful crop management. Equally important is knowing how and where to market your product

In this age of environmental awareness it is important that all growers and producers know what the guidelines are for good environmental management.

Areas of interest:

• Environment Management