A library that already speaks florist.

Foam blocks, wire gauges, ribbon widths, containers, tape — and the flowers and foliage florists actually order, by variety and stem length. Units match the order: a recipe counts stems, a purchase counts bunches or boxes.

Every material carries a reference price for Romania, the UK and Germany. It is a starting point, not a quote: your own purchase price replaces it the first time you buy. Need another market? Ask, and we add the price book.

A flower's price is local and moves weekly, so the library keeps the flower list short and the price comes from the suppliers we add in your area and from your own invoices. What you price with is what you pay.

Prices are tracked over time, by hand, from a supplier invoice or from a catalogue import. A material shows what it cost last month and last spring — the history the seasonal buffer reads from — and a change that touches a booked order flags it by name.

Every recipe you sell or book consumes stock. Purchasing shows what is below your threshold and what the next event needs, so the order to the wholesaler is a list, not a memory.

A local grower's variety, a prop, a vase you bought once — add it in a minute and it behaves like everything else, including in your recipes and exports.