Connecting kids with nature is always good I recently gave a presentation to the Seattle Garden Club about designing children’s gardens, which got me all fired up again about gardening with kids.…
Slow Flowers Society sponsors Cut Flower Questions on the 2021 National Gardening Survey We are so excited to announce two new benchmarks on U.S. consumer attitudes toward buying American-grown and locally-grown cut…
Aimée Newlander, founder of the Slow Weddings Network, on collaborating with like-minded vendors to produce an intimate wedding with a sustainable focus Aimée Newlander of Weddings by Aimée is a bespoke wedding…
Spring in Bloom! My dear friend Nancy Finnerty recently gifted me her collection of creamware vessels. The carefully-wrapped box arrived just in time for me to unwrap 8 special vases and display…
What’s a Freelancing, Editorial, Slow Flowers Advocate, Tree-Hugging Florist to do when a pandemic strikes, and finds her whole way of making a living evaporates almost over night? I landed on…
Introducing our Slow Flowers Society Member Profile Series As concerns for the well-being of our planet and its people increasingly take center stage across all businesses and disciplines, we have seen a…
PANACEA – Magical remedy or cure. Miracle drug. Wonder drug I don’t know about you, but the most complicated and nagging emotion for me last year was grief. There was specific grief…
As we enter 2021, at least in the short term, not much will feel different from the past nine months. And if there is anything we’ve learned since mid-March 2020, it’s the…
January 27, 2021 — Established and led by editorial director Debra Prinzing and creative director Robin Avni, BLOOM Imprint is a Pacific Northwest-based publishing venture whose mission is to work with creative…
Slow Flowers Member Survey 2021, Part Eight Click the “play” button above to watch our Q&A Welcome to the concluding post in our eight-part weekly series about all the insights and themes…