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SlowFlowers Journal
  • New Book: The Flower Farmers
  • Read: SFJ Digital Issues
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2026)
    • SFJ New Beginnings: Celebrations + Ceremonies (Spring 2026)
    • SFJ Harvest + Holidays (Fall 2025)
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2025)
    • SFJ The Wedding Issue (Spring 2025)
    • Slow Flowers Insights + Industry Forecast 2025
    • SFJ Celebrating the Season (Fall 2024)
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2024)
    • Slow Flowers Floral Insights + Industry Forecast 2024
    • SFJ Celebrating the Season (Fall 2023)
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2023)
    • SFJ Celebrations (Spring 2023)
    • Slow Flowers Floral Insights + Industry Forecast 2023
    • SFJ Botany Lessons (Winter 2023)
    • SFJ Harvest + Holidays (Fall 2022)
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2022)
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2021)
  • Farming Innovation
  • Design Innovation
  • Made in America
  • Color Palette
  • Flowers
  • Heroes
  • Essays
  • About SFJ
    • Our Authors + Contributors
    • Submission Guidelines
    • Contact Us
Debbie Bosworth

Debbie Bosworth is a gardener//florist in Plymouth, MA. She owns Dandelion House Floral Design, a boutique flower farm and floral design business.
"As long as I can remember I've loved flowers and no matter what, I've always had flower gardens. In 2012, I became impassioned with the idea of having a little flower farm but a move wasn't in the stars, so instead, I turned a large portion of my backyard into a micro cut flower garden. That first season was magical. I couldn't believe how easy it was to grow sun loving annuals for cutting. I harvested buckets of dahlias, zinnias, cosmos, sunflowers, and a variety of filler flowers that year. I shared my flowers with family, friends and neighbors arranged in simple mason jars. Before long I was asked to do an intimate wedding with my garden grown blooms and I fell in love with the entire process of creating for weddings. Fast forward seven years and I am more in love with growing flowers and floral design than ever before. My passion for gardening and growing beautiful cut flowers is my inspiration for creating designs with a wildly romantic, natural feel."
Debbie is a Slow Flowers member and founder of the New England Farmer Florist Connection Facebook group. Debbie works from her home studio servicing wedding clients south of Boston and Cape Cod , Massachusetts. When she's not " in the flowers" you'll find her recouping at the beach with her family and Figgy, the friendly corgi.

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  • Read: SFJ Digital Issues
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    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2022)
    • SFJ Harvest + Holidays (Fall 2022)
  • Farming Innovation
  • Design Innovation
  • Made in America
  • Color Palette
  • Flowers
  • Heroes
  • Essays
  • About SFJ
    • Our Authors + Contributors
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