Slow Flowers Journal’s book maven recommends María Gabriela Salazar is a gifted storyteller. The Artistry of Flowers is the love story of how she became Mexico’s first self-described farmer florist. The breathtaking…
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Slow Flowers Journal’s book maven recommends María Gabriela Salazar is a gifted storyteller. The Artistry of Flowers is the love story of how she became Mexico’s first self-described farmer florist. The breathtaking…
Week 5, as we we revisit the 10-year anniversary of the book, Slow Flowers In February 2012, while I was deep into my weekly “Slow Flowers” weekly bouquet project, I found that my…
Week 4, as we we revisit the 10-year anniversary of the book, Slow Flowers Twigs and blooms for January 2023 Twigs and blooms for February 2013 I had the idea of changing my…
Week 3, 2023, as we revisit the 10-year anniversary of the book, Slow Flowers Onward through the Slow Flowers Year! It’s Week Three, and my original inspiration from 2013 has received an update:…
Week 2, 2023, as we revisit the 10-year anniversary of the book, Slow Flowers The takeaway from this arrangement is that flowers are not always necessary for a beautiful composition, especially during…
Celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the publication of Slow Flowers: Four Seasons of Locally Grown Bouquets from the Garden, Meadow and Farm Week One, 2023 New Ingredients: 7 stems, *Ozothamnus ‘Sussex Silver’,…
NOTE: Our book review contributor recently chatted with Cynthia Zamaria. Here is their conversation, condensed for length. Unless otherwise noted, all images are (c) Cynthia Zamaria I was fortunate to receive a…
Slow Flowers Journal’s book maven recommends The fresh and local flower farm business is hard work; you must get your hands dirty and cope with all kinds of weather and other vagaries…
A flower lover’s excursion just outside of London One month ago I spent 48 hours in London, traveling between Scotland and Iceland. I had just spent four glorious days in and around…