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Feb 14

How to Preserve Your Valentine’s FlowersYvette

vases of roses

Did you know that a lot of your Valentine’s flowers can be preserved and saved? Whether you want to keep your flowers as special keepsakes, reuse them for future flower arrangements or save them for wedding decorations, there are many ways you can keep your flowers. Here are our tips for preserving your flowers atRead more

Feb 07

Why are red roses considered romantic?Yvette

Red David Austin Rose

Throughout history, the red rose has stood for passion, love, and romance. It’s probably one of the most recognisable symbols in the world and is nearly synonymous with Valentine’s Day. But why? Why is this particular flower so universally associated with love? The answer lies in its history – and it’s a fascinating one!  Read more

Jan 17

Valentine’s Day Flowers That Aren’t RosesYvette

While roses are the most obvious choice for Valentine’s Day, you don’t have to limit yourself to them! There are plenty of flowers that make great gifts on February 14, each carrying its own symbolism of love and devotion to make your partner feel special. So if roses aren’t your thing, or you just wantRead more

Jan 17

Starting A Floristry Business: SWOT AnalysisYvette

florist shop

Hello emerging florist!   Owning a floristry business is a mammoth task with plenty of constant moving parts to juggle, especially when you’re starting out. As part of my Bloom in Business Course, I like to ask students to analyse their position as a business in the industry, gaining better self-awareness. A good way toRead more

Dec 29

How helping others ended up being the key to helping myselfYvette

Flower therapy

Something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately is combatting anxiety and depression with gratitude and contribution.   From personal experience, I know that when anxious thoughts are plaguing my mind, I’m very much focused on myself. When I am able to switch these thoughts to something outside of myself, I’m able to pull theRead more

Dec 29

The DIY Summer Tropical Flower Arrangement You’ll Wish You Knew About SoonerYvette

Tropicals Flower basics course

This warmer weather has got us feeling very summery, and what better way to embrace the summer vibes than with a show-stopping tropical arrangement you can make at home?   This arrangement utilises linear design – a form of presentation that is extremely useful for the display of unique, dominant flowers, as it allows the floristRead more

Dec 13

Flower Trends for 2023Yvette

Well, so long 2022. This year we’ve seen a boom in eclectic wild-flower bouquets, sustainable floristry designs, native flowers as wedding bouquets and the incorporation of straw into large arrangements – proving once again that floristry is as trendy and exciting as fashion, interior design or hair. But now we can put 2022’s contributions behindRead more

Dec 13

What Flowers Should You Use For Hanukkah?Yvette

flowers on table

While many of us are decorating our homes with beautiful Christmas arrangements of red and white, the Jewish community is preparing to celebrate their traditional winter-time holiday too (although it’ll be mid-summer for those down here in Australia!)   In this blog, we’ll take a look at the significance of flowers for Hanukkah and whetherRead more

Dec 05

3 Christmas Flowers To Enhance Your Holiday Table SettingsYvette

To provide a festive touch to this season, you’re going to need some flowers. Luckily, there are many options available that can provide that special Christmas feel without having to spend much money or effort on them. Let’s take a look at some of the options!   Poinsettia   Nothing quite says Christmas like aRead more

Nov 22

DIY Your Floral Christmas Table CentrepieceYvette

Table Centrepiece

What Christmas dinner table is complete without a stunning, summery floral centrepiece? As a florist, these arrangements are some of the most fun to design and create, but you don’t have to be a professional to make something really special. You can use any flowers or foliage that is in season or that you haveRead more

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