About Kennicott

Q: Do you sell to the public?
 
A: Kennicott Brothers does not sell to the general public, only to those who have a resale tax certificate and business license. All new customers must be approved and established as an account before they can purchase at one of our Kennicott locations or online. If you are interested in becoming a Kennicott customer, please fill out our account application here.
 
Q: Do you sell floral supplies?
 
A: All our 14 locations stock a variety of the latest floral supplies. You can also shop a curated assortment of your location's best-selling and hard-to-find supplies at kennicott.com, including Special Order items not stocked in-store.
 
Q: Do you sell plants?

A: Yes, our 14 locations offer a variety of plant options. Contact your local Kennicott for specific availability. Plants are currently not available for online purchase.
 
Q: How do I become an employee?
 
A: Kennicott Brothers is among the largest and most progressive floral distributors in the industry. We are always in search of excellent candidates for any of our 15 locations. If you would enjoy working for an employee-owned company that offers a competitive salary and an outstanding benefits package, we welcome the chance to talk with you. Visit our careers page to explore open positions.

 

Q: Where is Kennicott located?
 
A: Kennicott operates 14 locations across the United States to serve our customers effectively. Our branches are situated in Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin. For a complete list of all Kennicott locations please visit our Kennicott locations.
 
Q: How long has Kennicott been in business?

 

A: Kennicott has proudly served the floral industry since 1881. We have grown from a small, family-owned business to one of the nation’s leading floral wholesalers. Our commitment to quality, reliability, and industry expertise has remained constant, making us a trusted partner to florists and floral professionals across the country. Learn more about Kennicott's history here.