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Slow Flowers LLCJulio Freitas, a flower farmer and floral designer from The Flower Hat in Bozeman, Mont., sets the table with a lavish rose bouquet. All of the ingredients were grown by or foraged at Grace Rose Farm in Central California, including: Carding Mill, Princess Charlene and Evelyn roses (David Austin), and for foliage, he cut plum, pittosporum, oak and peach branches.
The Flower Hat Photograph
Don Tankersley & Co.Photo by Jeremy Bittermann
Example of a minimalist master bedroom design in Portland
Example of a minimalist master bedroom design in Portland
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Slow Flowers LLCDahlias, sage, mint, baotisia, amaranthus and zinnias grown by Lia Fleming of Flora Fields Farm elevate the traditional autumn pumpkin.
Example of a small country entryway design in Other
Example of a small country entryway design in Other
Slow Flowers LLCThis elegant floral arrangement was created by Alicia Schwede of Flirtyfleurs.com. She grew the flowers in her home garden, and all are varieties from Longfield Gardens. The combination of frosty white and dark burgundy looks dramatic, yet serene. The collection includes three dahlia varieties, plus the fragrant, late summer flowers of Acidanthera. Buy the kit or order the flowers separately.
This collection contains:
• 3 Dahlia Edge of Joy
• 3 Dahlia Tartan
• 3 Dahlia Rip City
• 24 Acidanthera Murielae
Photography: Flirty Fleurs
Slow Flowers LLCPilar Zuniga of Oakland-based Gorgeous & Green used California-grown roses, ranunculus, dahlias, scabiosa, eucalyptus and more.
(c) Gorgeous & Green
Small country exterior home photo in San Francisco
Small country exterior home photo in San Francisco
Slow Flowers LLCFarmer-florist Celeste Monke of Free Range Flowers grew and designed this romantic dahlia bouquet featuring several varieties of dahlias (Silver Years, L’Ancresse, Orsett Beauty, Linda’s Baby, Rock Run Ashley), with lisianthus, verbascum, stock, artemisa vulgaris, delphinium and foraged wild carrot.
The foliage includes blackberry, currant, salal, snowberry, bracken fern and dusty miller.
Photograph: Free Range Flowers
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Slow Flowers LLCLauraLee Symes of Portland-based Sellwood Flower Co., sourced all Oregon-grown flowers for this lovely seasonal centerpiece, including peonies and viburnum.
Photography: Sellwood Flower Co.
Slow Flowers LLCSeattle grower and designer Carolyn Kulb of Folk Art Flowers designed this arrangement filled with joy and charm, featuring sunflowers, dahlias, mums, scented geranium, celosia, bupleurum, ruscus, bunny tails grass, baby gourds. The flowers were grown locally by Kulb and by farmers of Seattle Wholesale Growers Market.
Slow Flowers LLCMixed market bouquets at the peak of summer include unique sunflowers and rudbeckia, grown by Rachael and Jon Ackerman of Blue Sky Flower Farm.
Dining room - small cottage dining room idea in Minneapolis
Dining room - small cottage dining room idea in Minneapolis
Slow Flowers LLCSarah Buerkley of Sarah's Cottage Creations in Stillwater, MN designed a perfect spring arrangement loaded with Ranunculus, Helebores, Tulips, Peony, Snapdragon and Lisianthus
(c) Sarah's Cottage Creations
Slow Flowers LLCSeattle urban farmer-florist Carolyn Kulb of Folk Art Flowers, designed this lovely series of spring bouquets featuring flowering branches.
Her farm sources:
Flowering apricot from ThistleHook (Olympia WA), amaryllis from Everyday Flowers (Stanwood WA), stock from Ocean View (Lompoc CA), poppies and ranunculus from Camflor (Watsonville CA), bay laurel from Oregon Roses (Aurora, OR), jasmine from Folk Art Flowers (Seattle WA), eriostemon from Lake Flower (Watsonville CA) (c) Carolyn Kulb
Nanette WongPhoto: Nanette Wong © 2014 Houzz
Inspiration for a contemporary dining room remodel in San Francisco
Inspiration for a contemporary dining room remodel in San Francisco
Slow Flowers LLCFruits and flowers combine in a cheerful spring arrangement by Laurie Garza of leurie | Flower Studio. The ingredients include ranunculus, anemones, poppies and citrus fruit.
(c) Fleurie | Flower Studio
Slow Flowers LLCJennifer O'Neal of Lark and Harrow features flowers grown by her family's PepperHarrow Farm. She incorporated a diverse spectrum of Iowa-grown blooms, including 'Mary' rose by David Austin, Agrostemma, Lavender, Bachelor's buttons, Raspberry foliage and Strawflower.
Lark and Harrow Photography
Fireclay TileThis labor of love turned out to be a mid-century masterpiece, thanks to Robert Maurer's expert eye for color and interior design
Inspiration for a transitional l-shaped brown floor kitchen remodel in Sacramento with dark wood cabinets, green backsplash, ceramic backsplash, an island, an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets and black appliances
Inspiration for a transitional l-shaped brown floor kitchen remodel in Sacramento with dark wood cabinets, green backsplash, ceramic backsplash, an island, an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets and black appliances
Slow Flowers LLCDahlias, sage, mint, baotisia, amaranthus and zinnias grown by Lia Fleming of Flora Fields Farm elevate the traditional autumn pumpkin.
Inspiration for a small country entryway remodel in Other
Inspiration for a small country entryway remodel in Other
Slow Flowers LLCFarmer-Florist Carolyn Kulb of Folk Art Flowers in Seattle's abundant arrangement showcases her own garden roses with peonies and stock from Ojeda Farms; mint from Jello Mold Farm; snapdragons from Lowlands Farm; orlaya from Free Range Flowers; and spirea from Seattle Wholesale Growers Market.
Folk Art Flowers Photograph
Slow Flowers LLCA whimsical and contemporary interpretation of spring from Blue Jasmine Floral features ranunculus, poppies and New Jersey-grown hellebores.
(c) @tj_bluejasminefloral
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