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Oct 05

Colour TheoryYvette

Colour theory is critical and relevant to many design industries. It is best understood with the aid of a colour wheel. The colour wheel visually describes how colours relate to each other and how to interpret these relationships. The 12-colour colour wheel is most often used in floristry and other design industries. Half of theRead more

Sep 28

The Elements & Principles of DesignYvette

Are you a Floristry Student trying to learn the elements and principles of design and how they specifically relate to floristry? We have you covered all in this one blog so pour yourself a cuppa and read on………… Design Elements   The elements of design are incorporated into everything, whether natural or man-made. These elementsRead more

Sep 21

Tools of the Floristry TradeYvette

flower beginner toolkit

When it comes to creating a showstopper arrangement, your tools and accessories are your secret weapons.  A floristry workbench To get started, we need to make sure we’ve got a designated place to work. We recommend finding a workbench that’s approximately 90cm in height. Kitchen and laundry benches are usually a good place to startRead more

Sep 14

Flower Care & MaintenanceYvette

Sourcing Your Flowers At Bloom, we always do our best to source local botanical material that has been treated with love and respect by the people who have grown and cared for it. We also want to know that the people who grow our flowers are being treated with respect. We will not source productsRead more

Sep 07

Floristry TerminologyYvette

Like any profession, there are plenty of terms given to the tools, materials and concepts we work with that are not used outside of floristry.   If you’re ever unsure of a term you are hearing read on for the definition and save this page to reference back to. Foliage  noun Definition: Plant material, leavesRead more

Aug 17

What is Flower therapy?Yvette

what is flower therapy?

Jul 07

Tulip Tales Yvette

Tulip tales

Tulips are flowers that captivate us with their vibrant colors and delicate yet simple petals. Their timeless appeal is unmatched, making them a beloved choice among gardeners, flower enthusiasts, and art lovers alike. Tulips have an interesting history, including a fascinating period called “Tulip Mania.” During the Dutch Golden Age in the 17th century, tulipsRead more

Oct 23

The Waratah: A Blooming Emblem of AustraliaYvette

Australia is a land of unique and breathtaking flora, but few flowers capture the essence of this vast continent quite like the Waratah. Known for its striking beauty and rich cultural significance, the Waratah has an intriguing history and a myriad of uses in both traditional and modern contexts. The Waratah belongs to the familyRead more

Oct 16

Flannel Flower: Nature’s Delicate BeautyYvette

In the vast tapestry of Earth’s botanical wonders, the flannel flower (Actinotus helianthi) emerges as a delicate, yet captivating star. Nestled within the Apiaceae family, the flannel flower has a rich history filled with cultural significance, celebrated artists and profound healing potential. The flannel flower has deep roots in Aboriginal Australian culture, where it isRead more

Oct 09

The Fascinating World of Anemones: Beauty, Symbolism and HealingYvette

When we delve into the world of flowers, anemones stand out as one of the most intriguing and beguiling blooms. These delicate wonders belong to the Ranunculaceae family and have a rich history deeply intertwined with culture, art and healing practices. Anemones have been treasured for centuries, and their name is derived from the GreekRead more

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