The Flower Press
An online floral magazine + community
recent posts
- Northern Colorado flower growers embrace season of rest and and reimagining
- Backyard Ikebana: an interview with Kiev Kirby of Wabi Sabi Hobo
- Repurposed Celebration of Life flowers continue to spread joy and awareness
- 7 Questions to Jacqueline Thain of Rue and Pear Flower Co. about why she’s a forager
- Dia de los Muertos Marigolds
“Flowers don’t tell, they show.” – Stephanie Skeem
Category: interviews
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Northern Colorado is expecting its first snowfall of the year, a reminder that the growing season is officially over. For longtime local flower growers Sue Miller of Blush Flowers on Vine and Debbie Miller of The Farmer’s Wife Flowers, the timing lines up with the winding down of their field tasks and the beginning of…
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Also known as Kadō, or the “way of flowers” ikebana is the centuries-old Japanese art of flower arrangement. Its origins date back to the sixth century when Chinese monks introduced Buddhism to Japan, and with it the practice of offering simple altar flowers for worship and ceremony. This practice evolved over time into the more…
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Foraging for material is an emerging trend in floral design and autumn is the perfect time to appreciate it here in Northern Colorado. For Jacqueline Thain of Rue and Pear Flower Co., based out of Loveland, gathering materials from the landscape isn’t just economical or creative; it’s a mindful practice that adds depth, contrast, and…
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