What makes spring flowering branches an interesting wedding alternative? A touch of the unexpected! “As another spring wedding season dawns, floral designers everywhere look forward to doing a brisk business and perhaps even stretching their creative muscles. And, like any entrepreneur, they also hope to stand out from the crowd and differentiate themselves from their competition.”
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Flowering Branches: Something Different this Spring
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Mixing flower food solution – you do it every day. Have you ever put the food in the bucket, turned on the faucet, and wondered about all those bubbles that form in that churning water? Then the following illustration, as seen in the latest edition of Floriology, is for you!
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CRISPR… have you heard of it? It’s heavy duty genetic science. What does it have to do with flowers? Well, “Late in 2017, science journals reported that Japanese researchers had genetically manipulated morning glories, altering a single gene to turn violet-colored flowers white. The technology they used? The genetic editing tool CRISPR-Cas9.”
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I used to think flowers liked the sun. I would bring flowers home, spend time arranging them, pop them in the kitchen window so satisfied with how beautiful they looked and then sadly a couple days later (as I was throwing them out) wonder why they hadn’t lasted. I’d added that little packet of flower food, added water. I didn’t get it, where did I go wrong?
Read more 〉Outstanding Outdoor Wedding Flowers!
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Preparing outdoor wedding flowers for Saturday begins like any other week: You take delivery on a Tuesday and right away, the clock begins ticking, counting down the optimum freshness of your blooms. Time management is critical to vase life, and the unique demands of outdoor weddings complicate your task. Presenting fresh, vibrant flowers on Saturday depends on using tools and talent wisely.
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