Flower Hour with Florists’ Review
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Podcast Overview
<p>If you're in the business of flowers, this show is for YOU.🌹 We invite floral professionals across the globe to share their knowledge and passion for flowers and business. Our mission is to inspire and help you be more successful. We love connecting growers to designers, spotting trends when they are just on the horizon and introducing floral professionals to new ideas.<br><br></p><p>Since 1897, Florists' Review has served the global floral industry. We are thrilled to have this podcast medium to help expand the conversation in our monthly print publications. Visit our website Floristsreview.com to subscribe to our magazines and remember to follow us here to be notified of our next show. We greatly appreciate your support!</p>
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December 13, 2024
Guests: Beth O'Reilly's Journey from Full Bloom and Laura Walsh with Smithers Oasis
Join us as our guest Beth O'Reilly shares her exhilarating experience as a contestant on "Full Bloom" and the global impact of her artistry. Her story highlights the emotional highs and lows of the competition, including heartfelt moments of missing her family. Beth opens up about how floristry has fostered meaningful connections and inspired many through her TV presence and social media. You’ll get a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes world of floral design competitions and how they can tran...
April 3, 2024
Guests: Valerie Christosimo, Black Girl Florist, Teresa Colucci, AIFD President and Amy Marella, The Hidden Garden- Women Flourishing in Floristry
<p>We invite you to a celebration of the women who've established deep roots in the floral industry. Today, we're joined by the trailblazing Valerie Christosimo of Black Girl Florist, Teresa Colucci, AIFD president and owner of Meadowscent, and Amy Marella, owner of The Hidden Garden, who share their personal transformations from other realms into the world of floristry. These women have not only crafted their own success but have also sown seeds of inspiration, creating spaces for collaboration and mentorship and actively reshaping the landscape to be inclusive and supportive of all aspiring florists.<br/> <br/> We honor the enduring legacies of Susan Bates and Frankie Shelton, whose dedication to the art of floristry has forged a path from competitive isolation to a flourishing community. These pioneers have fostered an environment where education, the sharing of knowledge, and mutual support.are the rich soil in which new talent can grow. Their stories remind us that the whole field of floristry flourishes when we lift each other up.<br/> <br/> Lastly, we discuss work-life balance, a challenge familiar to working mothers everywhere, with a candid look at how the women of this industry have intertwined their careers with the demands of family life. It's a testament to the resilient spirit of mothers who manage to flourish professionally while also nurturing the next generation. Join us as we celebrate the unity, dedication, and love that fuels the world's most passionate floral professionals.<br/><b><em><br/>Host: </em></b>Nita Robertson, AIFD, CFD – Publisher, Florists’ Review</p><p><b><em>Guests:</em></b></p><p>Theresa Culucci, current President of A.I.F.D and owner of Meadowscent in Gardiner, N.Y. <a href='mailto:theresa@meadowscent.com'>meadowscent.com</a></p><p>Valerie Christostomo, CEO and President of Black Girl Florists <a href='mailto:info@blackgirlflorists.com'>blackgirlflorists.com</a></p><p>Amy Marella, owner of The Hidden Garden <a href='mailto:amy@hiddengardenflowers.com'>hiddengardenflowers.com</a></p><p> <a href='https://floristsreview.com/'>FloristsReview.com</a> | <a href='https://www.instagram.com/florists_review/'>@florists_review</a> <br/><br/><b><em>Florists' Review</em></b><b> </b> has served the floral industry since 1897. Join our tribe of floral professionals🌺 Subscribe to our print magazines and join our social communities for creative inspiration and floristry business education.</p>
November 3, 2023
Episode 3 - Guests: Cameron King, Certified American Grown and Meg Blancato, Native Poppy
<p>Buckle up for an awe-inspiring journey into the world of floristry, local farming, and community support. We promise you'll find yourself entranced as we uncover the unique ways small farmers have adapted and thrived in these challenging times, while also fueling a revival in gardening. <br/><br/>Join co-hosts <b>Jules Lewis Gibson </b>and <b>Nita Robertson, AIFD, CFD</b> who are all set to spill the beans on the exciting expansion with <em>Flora Magazine</em> in England. Our discussion with <b><em>Cameron King</em></b>, CEO and ambassador of <em>Certified American Grown</em>, unveils the immense efforts made to enhance the bond between American farmers and florists.<br/><br/>The stage then shifts to the vibrant city of San Diego, where <b>Meg Blancato</b>, co-owner of <em>Native Poppy</em>, shares her incredible journey — from the inception of her flower shop to establishing three locations in the area. But what sets Native Poppy apart? Well, their unique stem bar and art installations provide an immersive and captivating experience that educates customers about different flora. Natalie's insightful narrative about how social media and their innovative services, including flower subscriptions and dog treats, have engaged and retained customers will fascinate you.<br/><br/>But that's not all! We'll also plunge into the intriguing realm of micro-farming and how Native Poppy's lead flower farmer, Margaret, has revolutionized their business with sustainable and pesticide-free farming practices. Hold your breath as we reveal how the humble dried flower has bloomed into a thriving business that ships nationwide. We'll wrap up this inspiring episode with the tale of Native Poppy's limited edition seasonal wraps and their heartfelt initiative to support the LGBTQ community in San Diego. So, are you ready to be infused with a fresh perspective on floristry and local farming? Let's get started!<br/><br/><b>Certified American Grown (CAG)</b> is a non-profit organization started in 2021 that was originally launched in 2015 as a marketing brand. Now as an independent national trade association, it represents a unified and diverse community of American cut flower, cut foliage and potted plant farmers from the United States. From multi-generational to new & up-and-coming, to micro-farms to large volume, our farms range from many types of groups – all working to keep floral, foliage and plants locally grown! Our farms grow classic varieties to the unique & trend-worthy. <a href='https://americangrownflowers.org/'><b>americangrownflowers.org</b></a><br/><br/><b>Native Poppy </b>is a woman-owned flower shop that delivers flower arrangements, bouquets, and gifts all over sunny San Diego. Floral designer Natalie Gill launched Native Poppy in 2015. Meghan Blancato became a co-owner in 2018, having worked at the first Native Poppy store since opening day. After working every possible job at our shop, from sweeping the shop as a floral assistant to installing epic event florals, Meg has become the embodiment of the Native Poppy brand – that’s Meg responding to your Instagram DMs, leading our brand photoshoots, and planning product launches!<br/><a href='https://www.instagram.com/native_poppy/'>@<b>native_poppy</b></a></p><p> <a href='https://floristsreview.com/'>FloristsReview.com</a> | <a href='https://www.instagram.com/florists_review/'>@florists_review</a> <br/><br/><b><em>Florists' Review</em></b><b> </b> has served the floral industry since 1897. Join our tribe of floral professionals🌺 Subscribe to our print magazines and join our social communities for creative inspiration and floristry business education.</p>
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- What is Flower Hour with Florists’ Review?
<p>If you're in the business of flowers, this show is for YOU.🌹 We invite floral professionals across the globe to share their knowledge and passion for flowers and business. Our mission is to inspire and help you be more successful. We love connecting growers to designers, spotting trends when they are just on the horizon and introducing floral professionals to new ideas.<br><br></p><p>Since 1897, Florists' Review has served the global floral industry. We are thrilled to have this podcast medium to help expand the conversation in our monthly print publications. Visit our website Floristsreview.com to subscribe to our magazines and remember to follow us here to be notified of our next show. We greatly appreciate your support!</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
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