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Mar 03

Perfect work benches for floristry!Yvette

Flashback to a few weeks ago when our classroom was buzzing with activity with all our Flower Basics students!⁣ We absolutely love our work benches which are what is called an “Ikea Hack”! The table tops are from Ikea, then the legs have been custom fitted to make the height correct for standing and arrangingRead more

Mar 02

DahliasYvette

Dahlias really are a magnificent flower. Adding colour, and body with their many layers of petals. Their exquisite beauty comes from the daisy family.⁣ ⁣ Originally from Mexico and parts of south America, the symbolism of the Dahlia can vary depending on the colour. Some common meanings of the Dahlia flower include:⁣ Staying graceful underRead more

Mar 01

Karl LagerfeldYvette

R.I.P. Karl Lagerfeld. Love him or hate (his politics), it is undeniable the mark Karl Lagerfeld has left on the fashion design community and arguably, the complete design zeitgeist of the 20th & 21st century.⁣ Always cutting edge but never forgetting the founding principles of Coco Chanel herself, Lagerfeld became Creative Director of Chanel inRead more

Mar 01

BanksiaYvette

There are 173 Banksia species, and all but one occur naturally only in Australia. The flower heads are made up of hundreds (sometimes thousands) of tiny individual flowers grouped together in pairs. The colour of the flower heads usually ranges from yellow to red, browns and orange. Many species flower over autumn and winter soRead more

Feb 27

Bloom OnlineYvette

We had a question recently about completing the Career Change Course online. The Career Change Course is a fully immersive, hands on, classroom focussed course. So it is not currently available as an online option. However, we do have many specially curated online courses for those who can not make it into the classroom, orRead more

Feb 26

The Lotus FlowerYvette

The Lotus flower has a deep connection with many religions, including Buddhism, Hinduism, Egyptology & Bahai.⁣ In Buddhism, they represent purity of mind, speech & body. The Lotus grows in muddy water and blossoms at the top, still attached to it’s long stem in the mud below.⁣ Lotus look so gorgeous on their own inRead more

Feb 12

CAREER CHANGE GRADUATE SPOTLIGHT – Andrea Onans-SanchezYvette

It was an absolute delight having Andrea in our Career Change classroom in 2018. Andrea had already started her floristry business before coming to Bloom and since graduation Andrea has been moving forward in her floristry career in leaps & bounds! We are so thankful for her giving up her time to tell us aboutRead more

Feb 05

Featured Course – Wedding Flower IntensiveYvette

Our Summer 2019 Wedding Intensive is fast approaching and we only have a few spots left! – BOOKINGS CLOSE FEB 7 We have students from all different backgrounds join us for many different reasons: professional florists who want to expand their knowledge of wedding & event floristry beginners who are just starting out and wantRead more

Dec 06

Blooms of the Month – December 2018Yvette

Poinsettia Nothing quite says Christmas like a poinsettia plant! Native to Mexico, they have clusters of modified leaves that are usually a bright red but also come in creamy whites, peachy tones and pinks and are often mistaken for petals. Poinsettia’s are perfect for decorating your front door step or the inside of your homeRead more

Dec 05

They are making a come back!! Bringing back the GerberaYvette

how to care for gerberas

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