$6.80B
U.S. floriculture sales in 2024
Floriculture operations reported $6.795 billion in sales, up from $5.545 billion in 2019.
USDA Table 1, 2024 and 2019 comparisonReference page
Current, citable figures on U.S. floriculture and cut flowers, gathered from the USDA's 2024 Census of Horticultural Specialties.
Last updated September 8, 2026. Latest source data: 2024.
At a glance
The figures below cover horticultural specialty operations that produced and sold at least $10,000 of horticultural products in 2024. They are useful for writers, researchers, floral businesses, and anyone looking for a clear picture of the U.S. cut flower market.
The USDA reports dollars in current values, without adjusting past figures for inflation. Where this page gives a percentage, it is calculated directly from the published USDA totals and identified as such.
$6.80B
Floriculture operations reported $6.795 billion in sales, up from $5.545 billion in 2019.
USDA Table 1, 2024 and 2019 comparison$467.5M
Cut flowers accounted for $467.505 million in reported sales, compared with $385.668 million in 2019.
USDA Table 1, 2024 and 2019 comparison3,347
The census counted 3,347 horticultural specialty operations selling cut flowers, up from 2,035 in 2019.
USDA Table 1, 2024 and 2019 comparison$373.4M
Wholesale sales represented $373.374 million of 2024 cut flower sales, about 80% of the total reported value.
USDA Table 13, Cut Flowers Sold$14.0M
Dahlias generated $13.963 million in reported sales across 1,223 operations, making them one of the most widely reported cut flower crops.
USDA Table 13, Cut Flowers Sold$3.03M
Dried flowers generated $3.028 million in reported sales across 370 operations.
USDA Table 13, Cut Flowers SoldWhat changed
The 2024 census recorded $467.505 million in cut flower sales, up from $385.668 million in 2019. Over the same period, the number of operations selling cut flowers rose 64.5%, from 2,035 to 3,347.
Those growth percentages are calculations from USDA Table 1. They are presented here to make the underlying totals easier to compare, not as a separate USDA estimate.
Read USDA Table 1Methodology and sources
Issued February 2026 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service. The census covers the 2024 calendar year.
View the census publicationUsed for the floriculture, cut flower, and operations totals, plus the 2019 comparisons.
View Table 1Used for cut flower wholesale and retail sales, and the individual crop figures for dahlias and dried flowers.
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