John Muller & Sons

Alpha Fern is located in Pierson, Fla., and grows leatherleaf fern and an assortment of other cut greens. The company s main office is located in Barberville, Fla., on more than 350 acres with about 100 acres under cultivation. Its greens are grown under poly shade houses and under native oak hammocks. Its products include leatherleaf fern, tree fern, plumosis, pittosporum, sprengeri, ming and ivy. Alpha Fern harvests its greens daily and after being cut and bunched, the greenery is dipped into a precooled vat of Hydrosealtm, a preservative that extends the shelf life. It is then packed according to the customer s order and stored in a refrigerated cooler prior to shipping. The company ships by commercial carriers on refrigerated truck lines.

Pierson Fern & Greens Inc., established in 1988 and under the same family ownership since 1996, is a leading wholesaler of cut greens, moss, garlands, and flowers located in the heart of the Fern Capital of the World. With a diverse selection of over 350 types of greens and specialized products sourced globally, the company caters to customers of all sizes, ensuring high-quality service backed by a knowledgeable staff with over 40 years of industry experience. Offering both local pickup and shipping throughout the U.S. and Canada, Pierson Fern & Greens Inc. is dedicated to enhancing the beauty of various events and arrangements. Their commitment to customer satisfaction and quality products has established them as a trusted name in the cut greens market. Generated from the website

Established in 1958, Ronald Jones Ferneries is a family-owned and operated company that grows and supplies ferns. It maintains a warehouse that provides storage, sorting, packaging and shipment services for ferns. The company s products include coffee, bear grass, cocculus, coontie, aspidistra, curly willow and fox tail. Ronald Jones Ferneries offers galax, green pit, huckleberry, Italian ruscus, lilly grass and ming. It additionally provides Spanish moss, tree fern, salal tip, podocarpus and sago palm. Its refrigerated containers and freight trailers move fresh product from warehouse.