Slow Flowers Journal New Books whose work bridges floristry

whose work bridges floristry

Learn new techniques for working with faux botanicals

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Slow Flowers Journal New Books whose work bridges floristrySeattle based author Debra Prinzing founded the Slow Flowers Movement after the publication of her 2013 book, Slow Flowers: Four Seasons of Locally Grown Bouquets from the Garden, Meadow and Farm, inspiring thousands of gardeners and floral enthusiasts to adopt a seasonal approach to growing and arranging flowers. Now, with her new book, Slow Flowers Journal Volume One, Prinzing shines a light on the leaders, best practices, inventive floral artistry