Slow Flowers Member Survey 2021, Part Six What’s on your mind moving into 2021? In the Slow Flowers Survey for 2021, conducted during the month of October, we asked members to identify…
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Slow Flowers Member Survey 2021, Part Six What’s on your mind moving into 2021? In the Slow Flowers Survey for 2021, conducted during the month of October, we asked members to identify…
Slow Flowers Member Survey 2021, Part Five We are a creative and passionate community here at Slow Flowers Society. And most of us express those emotions through flowers. As we turn our…
Slow Flowers Community members share insights about U.S.-grown roses In early November, the U.S. Trade Representative lifted long-standing 6.8% duties on imports of cut roses from Ecuador. While this is disheartening news,…
Slow Flowers Member Survey 2021, Part Four Welcome to the fourth installment of insights from our recent survey of Slow Flowers members, with a focus on CAUSES, CLIMATE AND CHALLENGES. The Slow Flowers…
Slow Flowers Member Survey 2021, Part Three Welcome to the third installment of insights from our recent survey of Slow Flowers members, with a focus on HARDGOODS AND MECHANICS. We asked several…
More inspired writing from the students of the Slow Flowers Creative Workshop: Floral Storytelling Here is another installation of student writing from the Slow Flowers Creative Workshop: Floral Storytelling, which took place during much…
Inspired writing from the students of the Slow Flowers Creative Workshop: Floral Storytelling As part of the Slow Flowers Creative Workshop: Floral Storytelling, which took place during much of November, I often…
Slow Flowers Member Survey 2021, Part Two Our eight-part series “All About Slow Flowers” continues today! We want to share important insights and snapshots about GROWING AND SOURCING FLOWERS — and the…
From the Author: While reviewing notes from the Slow Flowers Creative Workshop at PepperHarrow Farm a few years ago, I found the beginnings of an essay about Cerinthe. I had asked students…