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Dazzling Delight
Upscaled designs comprising keepsake ornaments and containers offer profitable options for customers who want to send gifts that will be cherished long after the flowers have faded, See more…
I visited London’s world-famous flower market, and it’s an Instagrammer’s dream
A look into London’s stunning New Covent Garden Market. The market has been around for hundreds of years and still supplies flowers and produce to local businesses. Read more…
Allowing Grief to Blossom
Kristina Libby had studied incidents of mass trauma and how they impacted communities. She noted that for devastating events such as 9/11, the city mourned together in tangible ways, but for COVID deaths, no one was properly grieving…
Teleflora Brings The Magic of The Holidays in New “Impromptu Choir” Campaign
This year, it’s more important than ever to let family and friends know you are thinking of them from afar. Teleflora, introduces its 2020 holiday campaign, “The Impromptu Choir,”. Read more…
Arranged connections: Flowers allowing people to stay in touch during pandemic
Rosa Guerrero, who works at Florist in the Garden in Moses Lake, talks about how people are using flowers to stay in touch during the pandemic. Read more…
Montgomery column: Poinsettias dominate the Christmas season
As Christmas approaches, one plant seems to dominate the season, Poinsettias. Red poinsettias with green leaves have become symbolic of the Christmas season. See more…
A guide to gifts from Tampa Bay indie makers and shops
Small businesses in Tampa Bay have found that if there’s any silver lining to 2020, it’s the power of adaptability.
Vancouver florist aims to grow sustainable business one bouquet at a time
Kamila Alikhani is the founder and creative director of Bloomier. Flowers make a beautiful, sustainably conscious gift for friends, family or even for oneself. Right? Read more…
The Florist Using Bouquets for Good
For Kaylyn Hewitt, the path to becoming a full-time florist bloomed just as organically as one of her bouquets. She was pursuing a master’s degree in child development, read more to see how she is now the Bouqs Company’s lead floral designer…
