In this ‘Tropical Creative’ article, I decided to reintroduce some of my early favorite ideas and techniques blended with today’s methods and sensibility to bring to life a new evolved version that may have a place in today’s flower business

Welcome to Bondi Blooms! I want to educate florist who are learning or wanting to improve their skills or if you’re eager to just learn the principles of floral design.

Dr Steve shows step-by-step how you can take oak leaves, seeded eucalyptus, dahlias, lilies, sunflowers, roses, safari sunset leucadendron, miniature pumpkins, larkspur, poms and mini carnations and create a wonderful fall vase arrangement.

For this design, the first step was these wonderful dahlias. That’s where I began. Then I looked at my color wheel and thought about how do I want to work. And I went to an analogous color, harmony going the burgundies into the oranges.

Hitomi Gilliam AIFD presents a Video Tutorial on the Midollino Wire Vine Structure.

Sometimes the stems on flowers break or bend. But that doesn’t mean that they’re unusable. Check out the video to learn how to mend a broken stem so that it can be used in an arrangement.

In this week’s Intentional Practice video, For Florists experiments with a new approach to wrapping.