The production of complex floral arrangements involves the use of unique expertise by the florist, as well as a marked aesthetic sensitivity. It is therefore logical to ask whether these works are subject to protection by intellectual property law, and, if so, to understand the conditions of protection.

You can read more at the following address (in French): https://www.jardinerie-animalerie-fleuriste.fr/actualites/matthieu-pacaud-avocat-les-fleuristes-disposent-ils-de-droits-de-propriete-intellectuelle-sur-leurs-compositions-et-arrangements-floraux/485037/

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