Connecting community with local blooms The Slow Flowers Movement is taking off everywhere and Utah is no exception! The first annual Utah Flower Day flower festival was held in Murray, Utah, near…
Yes, you can create the flower garden of your dreams. We have summarized four new titles covering flower gardening and designing with color in the garden for your library. May we suggest…
Read our debut quarterly e-zine In conjunction with our American Flowers Week 2022 campaign, Slow Flowers Society and its publishing partner, BLOOM Imprint, released a special digital issue of Slow Flowers Journal, available for…
Seasonal flowers inspired by nature and gathered from the garden I am smitten by these words by Lucy Hunter, included in the pages of her new book, The Flower Hunter: “I am…
Slow Flowers Journal Digital Edition will debut in June 2022 with the Summer Issue “Botanical Couture,” followed by quarterly issues in Summer, Fall, and Winter. Led by BLOOM Imprint’s editorial director (and…
Debra Prinzing shares tips on growing gorgeous blooms in the home garden Photography by Missy Palacol I consider growing flowers an important form of self care, and it’s good for the pocketbook,…
The Slow Flowers community joins the floral industry in raising funds and awareness to help Ukraine For the past month, like so many of you, we have felt horrified watching news reports…
Gardeners, flower farmers, floral stylists, and artists of every type know in their souls that color is a many-faceted notion. At the same time, many of us have difficulty describing particular colors…
Josh and Lindsey McCullough discovered their adaptive skills during the Pandemic, and in doing so, they reimagined Red Twigs Farm March 2020 marked the beginning of uncertain times for us all. The…
Anticipation, awakened, renewed, hopeful, excited, even! The promise of spring makes me feel this way. But it wasn’t always so. Not until I became a gardener in my late 20’s did I…