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On Trend
B.C. florist capitalizes on Olympic bouquets
Feb. 26, 2010 - You don't have to be a winning athlete to get an Olympic bouquet anymore. You don't have to go to Vancouver. Replicas of green bouquet awarded to the medal winners can be purchased at Saranac Lake Florist in Saranac Lake, B.C. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports. | READ MORE
Feb. 26, 2010 - You don't have to be a winning athlete to get an Olympic bouquet anymore. You don't have to go to Vancouver. Replicas of green bouquet awarded to the medal winners can be purchased at Saranac Lake Florist in Saranac Lake, B.C. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports. | READ MORE
Blooms with modified scents in the works
Feb. 25, 2010 - Ever wanted a rose that smelled like bananas? Maybe a petunia that reeked of root beer? Researchers at the University of Florida Gainesville have isolated 13 genes in flowers that key for the blossom’s fragrance.
Feb. 25, 2010 - Ever wanted a rose that smelled like bananas? Maybe a petunia that reeked of root beer? Researchers at the University of Florida Gainesville have isolated 13 genes in flowers that key for the blossom’s fragrance.
Consumer cut flower preferences revealed
Feb. 22, 2010 - An article in the January 2010 issue of HortScience looked at consumer colour preferences for cut flowers and specifically compared Mother's Day selections to other events like anniversaries and birthdays.
Feb. 22, 2010 - An article in the January 2010 issue of HortScience looked at consumer colour preferences for cut flowers and specifically compared Mother's Day selections to other events like anniversaries and birthdays.
Hot wedding trends for 2010
Jan. 7, 2010 - Textured wedding flowers, tea length gowns and retro-chic themes are just a few of the hot things happening in the world of weddings. TheKnot.com reports. | READ MORE
Jan. 7, 2010 - Textured wedding flowers, tea length gowns and retro-chic themes are just a few of the hot things happening in the world of weddings. TheKnot.com reports. | READ MORE
A look at a Russian floral designer
Dec. 22, 2009 - Russian florist Sergey Malyuchenko of Floral Concept in Moscow recently sent Canadian Florist a few pictures of his designs.
Dec. 22, 2009 - Russian florist Sergey Malyuchenko of Floral Concept in Moscow recently sent Canadian Florist a few pictures of his designs.
The Value’s in the Vase
A container is to a floral arrangement what a great shade of red lipstick is to a little black dress. It might not be the main event but it can turn something simple into wow! We’ve traditionally viewed containers as disposable but in this era of sustainability consumers are looking for special pieces that can have a life beyond that first arrangement.
A container is to a floral arrangement what a great shade of red lipstick is to a little black dress. It might not be the main event but it can turn something simple into wow! We’ve traditionally viewed containers as disposable but in this era of sustainability consumers are looking for special pieces that can have a life beyond that first arrangement.
Home Sweet Home
When it comes to home décor, interior designers are a great source of information and a potentially powerful teammate for you, the florist. Interior designers create beautiful living spaces that complement your flowers.
When it comes to home décor, interior designers are a great source of information and a potentially powerful teammate for you, the florist. Interior designers create beautiful living spaces that complement your flowers.
On the Level with Neville: October 2009
I know, this title doesn’t really have a lot to do with the topic, which is all about getting ready for Christmas, but I remember when fruitcake was an essential part of the holiday preparations. I used to help my Mum cut up cherries for the cake (what I didn’t eat) and if you didn’t get it done early enough, you’d be in trouble!
I know, this title doesn’t really have a lot to do with the topic, which is all about getting ready for Christmas, but I remember when fruitcake was an essential part of the holiday preparations. I used to help my Mum cut up cherries for the cake (what I didn’t eat) and if you didn’t get it done early enough, you’d be in trouble!
