Week 51, as we revisit the 10-year anniversary of the book Slow Flowers The text began: “Welcome to the Holiday Season, when flowers are less likely to originate from my outdoor garden and…
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Week 51, as we revisit the 10-year anniversary of the book Slow Flowers The text began: “Welcome to the Holiday Season, when flowers are less likely to originate from my outdoor garden and…
Week 50, as we revisit the 10-year anniversary of the book Slow Flowers In 2011-2012, the time span covering my creation of weekly floral designs that St. Lynn’s Press eventually compiled into a…
Week 49, as we revisit the 10-year anniversary of the book Slow Flowers Florists seem to have a love-hate relationship with flowering kale, winter-hardy members of the Brassica clan that resemble a giant…
Week 48, as we revisit the 10-year anniversary of the book Slow Flowers Slow Flowers Society started 10 years ago after I wrote this little book, Slow Flowers – Yes, it’s still in…
A recap of our members’ profiles, their experiences, and ideas We opened the annual Slow Flowers Member Survey for the month of October and promoted it through the Slow Flowers Newsletter and…
Week 47, as we revisit the 10-year anniversary of the book Slow Flowers While returning each week of 2023 to the arrangements I originally created for my 2013 book, Slow Flowers, I have…
Two bonus arrangements to showcase my fall mums In the weeks leading up to today, Thanksgiving Day, I have continued my year-long “Slow Flowers Revisited” series, a project to redesign each of…
Making a marigold-infused silk table runner with petal patterns from hollyhocks, dahlias, calendula, and Black Knight scabiosa “Let’s make wreaths together,” my friend Carrie proposed in an email. We were planning a…
Week 46, as we revisit the 10-year anniversary of the book Slow Flowers This design was the very first one that I created for my “52 Weeks of Local Flowers” blog series. It…