From the Chronicle:
The $6 billion American cut-flower industry has been slow to embrace the idea of an eco-label for cut flowers, although such programs have been popular in Europe for years. Now a group of Bay Area innovators has taken the lead, and if they get their way, 2007 will be the year that "green" flowers finally catch on.
And if you really want to act sustainable, shop locally at OrganicBouquet.com, a Marin-based florist selling eco-friendly blooms.
Or, just take your sweetie to Filoli and make out in the gardens. Yum!
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