In this video, I share with you top tips for becoming a sustainable florist.
Key to a sustainable floral practice is using more locally grown plants and foliage in your flower creations, extending your natural season by using everlastings and of course avoiding use of "single use" plastics like floral foam and other floral accessories which cannot be broken down or re-used.
If you would like to hear more about sustainable floristry or and how you could start to change things for the coming festive season then book for one of our online Sustainable Christmas wreath classes at fierceblooms.c...
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About Me
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I’m Fierceblooms, an artisan cut flower grower who creates "wild garden style” flower arrangements from a 19th Century Wharf and Cheshire canalside flower cutting garden in rural North West of England utilising sustainable floristry techniques.
I grow and arrange fresh and dried everlasting flower creations, influenced by each and every seasonal moment and the wild edges of the surrounding countryside.
My hearts desire is for everyone to return to a more seasonal, scented and sustainable floral life.
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Music
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I licence my music from Artlist for my background music needs. This video features “The Meadow” and “Epilogue” by Ian Post.
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22 авг 2024