The fresh and inspiring content you read each month in the print edition of “Slow Flowers Journal” is timely, intended to deliver equal parts inspiration and information for you and your floral business. This…
This just in from our friends at David Austin Roses. For spring 2018, David Austin Roses has introduced ‘Roald Dahl’ to U.S. and Canadian gardeners. The new English Rose has a delicious Tea…
Game of Thrones is a big deal, and now the epic television series has a floral interpreter. That person is Carly Jenkins of Killing Frost Flower Farm in Missoula, Montana. I have…
By Sylvia Lukach of Cape Lily I grew up in a small coastal town in South Africa, Plettenberg Bay, in an area called the Garden Route, where fynbos, a distinct aromatic indigenous…
The “Slow Flowers Journal” is hitting its stride, with the November issue of Florists’ Review — our fourth consecutive month of publication. It’s exciting the see my vision for a magazine focused…
I’m so excited to share the contents of our October “Slow Flowers Journal” section that appeared in last month’s print edition of Florists’ Review. For the third consecutive month, we’ve provided a unique point…
Those of us who detest designing with floral foam (and you know I and so many others have been harping on the many harmful properties of this product for years — that’s harmful…
Peak peony season in Alaska typically runs from July through September, but the voluptuous blooms can be available as early as June and as late as October, depending on the weather each…
September has come to a close and now that our publishing partner Florists’ Review has released the October print edition, we want to post the “Slow Flowers Journal” articles from last month…
Mums. Love ’em or Hate ’em. Mostly, we hate them because we are used to seeing “color bowls” of garden mums at Home Depot this time of year, right?! My earliest relationship…