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Dec 01

Supporting the National Breast Cancer FoundationYvette

pink roses for breast cancer research

Here at Bloom College we treasure the support we are able to offer causes close to our hearts.  With that in mind, we were so thrilled to be able to assist the National Breast Cancer Foundation recently with their Pink Ribbon Breakfast.   It was the largest Pink Ribbon Breakfast held throughout the 2014 AustralianRead more

Oct 27

Bloom College – Helping our CommunityYvette

flowers for anam cara house

‘The beauty of flowers is for all to enjoy, admire and feel. The visual beauty and energy of flowers can heal the mind, body and soul’  With this in mind, Yvette recently visited the volunteers at Anam Cara Geelong to share tips and advice on Flower Arranging. Anam Cara offers support to people of allRead more

Apr 02

It’s great to be slow – ‘slow flower movement’Yvette

flower therapy

It’s great to be slow! Britain’s The Telegraph  reported from Kenya a few days before Valentine’s Day. Many thousands of locals in the flower-growing areas around Naivasha were busily harvesting and packaging roses for their journeys to stores thousands of kilometres away. The report was heartening, highlighting how some growers and buyers (including British supermarketRead more

Feb 03

Grow flowers and Save BeesYvette

bloom college daisy bee

Surround yourself with beauty (and save the world) You know that you can save your psyche, soothe your jaded senses and generally perk yourself up with your daily (or weekly) dose of cut flowers in the home or office. But did you know you can save the whole world by allowing a range of flowersRead more

Sep 26

Stressed out? Build in some flowers….Yvette

  We know it might appear that some of us here at Bloom College HQ have little to do but trawl cyberspace for weird, wonderful and inspiring facts and features about flowers, design, innovation and all things related to sustainability, but it’s not true. We also have to eat, drink, be merry, create pieces ofRead more

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