“I’ve always loved flowers”
“Flowers are my life”
“I feel like I should have done what I always new was my passion, floristry”
Just some of the quotes of some of our resent students. But let’s be honest
in Floristry Courses / Flower School / Flower Shop / Seasonal Flowers
by Mary Grant
February 18, 2011
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Scented Spring flowers are a favourite and now very fashionable as a gift whether as a small bunch of tulips or daffodils or a posy of mixed Spring flowers.
A jug of paperwhites or a cube of hyacinths will scent a room for days while also introducing Springtime after the Winter.
Displaying Spring flowers in small containers like fishbowls or glass cubes or simple jugs makes an inexpensive way to brighten your home.
All flowers are seasonal.
in Floristry Courses / Floristry Style / Flower School / Flower Shop
by Mary Grant
February 18, 2011
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Flowers are a fresh living product and need care and attention.
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Plants are very popular at Christmas time. With Cyclamen, Pot Mums and of course the Poinsettia’s being very popular, there are thousands of things you can do with Plants to decorate your home, office, event or party. The best thing about plants for Christmas is that they can last right through the festive season and not lose there vibrancy and colour until well into the new year.
How to use plants in your shop for Christmas.
Amaryllis is one of the most popular flowers & plants available at Christmas. It’s flower is incredible, generally bought as a bulb and grown from scratch or bought as a closed flower which opens gracefully through Christmas and explodes in all it’s beauty with colour and magnificence. The simplicy of the stem is what makes it most amazing, only hinting at it’s future potential. We absolutely love them.
Different Techniques and ways to use amaryllis.
in Christmas Floristry / Floristry Style / News / Seasonal Flowers
by Mary Grant
October 5, 2010
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We thought we would talk a little about what is in fashion for Christmas 2010.
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