The Slow Flowers Community is beautifully represented in the April issue of Florists’ Review. Our April 2019 (Issue No. …
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Slow Flowers Recommends: Bitsy’s Happy Bouquet
Linda Copeland is an accomplished horticulturist, co-author of Legends in the Garden and for over two decades has coordi…
Slow Flowers Recommends: The Cook, the Landlord, the Countess and Her Lover
I often refer to Paula Panich as my writing mentor, because she has influenced my desire to improve and hone my craft ev…
Your Story. Your Values. Your Flowers: The Nine Top Benefits of Joining Slow Flowers
Am I maximizing the full value of my membership in Slow Flowers? We love connecting with members across the U.S. and Can…
Slow Flowers Creative Workshop at PepperHarrow Farm
Writing about the flowers we love and design with isn’t an earthshattering concept, but it is often a last-minute …
February 2018 Issue: Slow Flowers Journal in Florists’ Review
With gratitude for this amazing editorial platform, I’m excited to share the February 2018 content from the print editio…
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: “…
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…