Grow Your Own: The Best Cut Flowers for Florists
Guest contributor: Katie Clary Githens, Clary Sage Studio Editor’s note: Thank you to our newest contributor, Kati…
Lavender Farm Tour with Andrea K. Grist
On a recent trip to Lawrence, Kansas, to enjoy a day of rodeo with my daughter, I came across Washington Creek Lavender …
Petal jewelry for your ears and neck, a conversation with Kyla O’Neill of IMPRESSED by nature
We’ve all pressed flowers, right? Whether folding a few petals between the pages of an old book or preserving wild rose in a “real” flower press, ther…
In my backyard, a visit to the Rhododendron Species Botanic Garden
Yes, I’ve moved to the suburbs, with all the cliche trappings you can imagine, but . . . there is a world-class pu…
The fascinating life of a 1917 Flower Show Trophy
This tarnished silver loving cup is no ordinary tennis or swim meet trophy. Look close and read its inscription: “Woman’s Club of Hollywoo…
Nettle Textiles: Naturally-dyed ribbons from floral designer Susanna Luck
Portland-based floral designer Susanna Luck grew up in a tiny medieval town in the English countryside, surrounded by he…
Slow Flowers Recommends: Potted and Pruned
Carol Michel, author of the award-winning blog May Dreams Gardens, has penned a delightful book of 36 gardening stories …
A Slow Flowers Manifesto
The inspiration for Slow Flowers begins in gardens, meadows, orchards and fields, where the timeless act of cutting or h…
Grow Your Own: The Best Cut Flowers for Florists
Petal jewelry for your ears and neck, a conversation with Kyla O’Neill of IMPRESSED by nature
The fascinating life of a 1917 Flower Show Trophy
This tarnished silver loving cup is no ordinary tennis or swim meet trophy. Look close and read its inscription: “Woman’s Club of Hollywoo…
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