2015 was such a fun year! There were many adventures that took me all over Idaho, Oregon and Washington, designing and delivering flowers for weddings and parties. This also gave me a great opportunity to meet with local farmers and suppliers throughout these areas. I traveled down dirt roads that lead to greenhouses nestled in meadows, took a trip to Portland for a Sweet Sixteen party with an Alice in Wonderland theme, enjoyed a beautiful drive to Cascade and up a steep one

I want to give away free flowers! This will be done in a challenge format, and all the information needed to enter is listed below. Floral design is not based solely on talent. There are basic principles and “rules”, that are tried and true, in design. This does not mean that they must be followed to a T, but the basic principles are a guideline for balance, texture, and structure. Knowing which type of flowers work well together, such as textural balance, appropriate flora

Florist vs. Floral Designer Florist: a person who sells and arranges plants and cut flowers. Floral Design: the art of using plant materials and flowers to create a pleasing and balanced composition. For years I rejected the term florist and have been on a mission for the last 15 years to educate people in the art form and eliminate the “f” word. It wasn’t until I had to learn and use SEO’s that I had to use the word. It has always left a dirty taste in my mouth and comes out