
05/07/2024
It’s July 5th and as we wrap up the celebrations for American Flowers Week, we want to make sure you have a chance to read the full issue of Slow Flowers Journal - Summer 2024.
The Summer Solstice has arrived and we are ready for it! Slow Flowers Journal is filled with flowers, design inspiration for parties and interiors, while our botanical couture collection will pique your imagination with unexpected floral fashions.
This issue explores the inventive ways that Slow Flowers members use flowers and plants to fill interior spaces – from a recent showcase that festoons the rooms of a Victorian farmhouse at Rose Story Farm ()
to an empty industrial space in Detroit reimagined by botanical artist Lisa Waud ( . Tara Folker of Splints & Daisies () sets the table with local flowers, and Emily Pek of Frayed Knot Farm () shares her essay about important community connections.
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To inspire your floral enterprise, we’ve invited Ellen Frost of Local Color Flowers () to contribute to this issue’s Business of Flowers column and discover cut floral insights from the just-released National Gardening Survey (), supported by a special partnership with Slow Flowers Society.
THANK YOU to our advertisers for their support! .
Enjoy! Here’s to Summer! Debra + Robin