Some flowers like lilies and tulips could be transported dry in styrofoam ice chests and then put in water for a bit to rehydrate before selling.Gladiola would transport the same way. I can not think of any good way to transport the more tender ones except to maybe do it at night before the sun is up.

I saw that Bryan responded to you on the market forum, he had some great suggestions. Lizalily is an experienced hand at this business and the dry styrofoam transport would work but if this is not an option, personally I would stay away from lilies, because although they are very willing to put up with alot, mine always end up with broken petals and busted buds when asked to be transported along especially bumpy roads. Glads in stage 1 or further along for that matter, Sunflowers in stage 1, statice, yarrow, amaranth, maybe Dianthus, Celosia, Helichrysum would be really good, and any of the other tough kids that have smaller clusters of flowers that dont shatter easily would be ideal. IMHO. What flowers are available to you over there in Romania, anyway? Best of luck. Kat

Thanks for the follow-ups, not sure if dry styrofoam is available here - will look and see what I can find - although, transporting styrofoam chests on bike or on foot would probably be pretty cumbersome. Last year we tried Dahlias, Sunflower, Dianthus, yarrow and a few others - all of which grew well...

Beth, you may have done this already, but check out the grow lists thread posted on the forum. Huge suggestions, alot of which will do quite handily for you I would think. Good luck. Kat