Designers from 23 nations turn flowers into extraordinary creations. Here's what went on during the first task!
They provide months of bright color while supporting local wildlife and adapting to challenging conditions that would leave others struggling.
An ancient flowering plant that produces one of the most loved flowers in the world.
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The sun-shaped pot Chrysanthemum that’s all about brightening up your space.
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"This ability to transform anxiety into reflection has helped me build resilience and understand that even the hardest moments can be opportunities to move forward with greater calm and clarity."
Hi, I’m Shallima Turizo Dancur, a chef by profession. It was precisely while preparing the culinary art at weddings and large-scale events that I discovered my love for flowers. Back then, while creating recipes and gastronomic experiences, I realized that my true passion was applying that same sensitivity for details, color, and composition into the floral world. That’s how my natural transition was born: from “kitchen recipes” to “floral recipes,” thereby connecting my culinary background with the art of design, with the magic of flowers.
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Also known as Strelitzia reginae, this exotic flower can be described as a real marvel of nature.
“What an honor to be recognized. It means a lot to me to do something to uplift the industry. Community is so important, and we are all stronger together.”
The day's primary objective is to raise awareness about the need for wildlife protection and conservation.
A name synonymous with flowers and real-life floral joy, a lot of positive energy, and smart and approachable designs.
De Ruiter, as your business partner, expresses its full support to the flower industry in Ethiopia.
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For the flower industry, which is worth billions, acknowledging these changes is just as essential for its sustainability.
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Discover seven double Impatiens flowers designed for shade gardens, offering mildew resistance and long-lasting seasonal color for growers and landscapers.
Vegetation is considered part of the design, influencing the mood, the rhythm of spaces, and the way guests experience the property.
In the summer months, this is an activity that brings so much excitement and contentment!
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Her approach shows that strong foundations and creative freedom can work hand in hand.
Perth’s Sonny and Willow is a studio-based floral business led by Tarryn Richardson in the northern suburbs. From her space in Joondalup, the Australian creates flowers for weddings, events, and daily deliveries across the city. What stands out in Tarryn’s work is the balance she creates. Her studio runs with clear systems that keep things perfect behind the scenes, while her designs carry a colorful, playful energy that feels instantly uplifting. Her approach shows that strong foundations and creative freedom can work hand in hand.
The plants and flowers grown quietly help heal and support the soil underneath them, be it directly or indirectly.
What if we could reimagine the flower economy not as a pipeline, but as a poem?
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The proposal reimagines the metropolitan skyline as a living ecosystem with terraced buildings stacked with shaded gardens and flowing vegetation.
Watering your garden can easily become your favorite activity when you know how to take care of it correctly.
Alone, Helio da Silva, a Brazilian retiree, planted tens of thousands of trees, changing a once crime-ridden wasteland into the magnificent Tiquatira Linear Park.
Get expert tips on planning, planting, and caring for homegrown produce—from layout ideas to seasonal care and choosing the best fruits to grow at home.
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Its foliage is what causes the most jaw-dropping effects when you first get your eyes on it.
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Explore the Japanese flower language and how it can shape meaningful floral gestures after breaking up.
In Japan, the meaning of a flower is never only in its beauty or scent—it is also in the message it carries. This is where hanakotoba, the Japanese language of flowers, comes into play. Rooted in a centuries-old tradition, hanakotoba assigns a specific meaning to each flower, allowing people to convey emotions and intentions through their floral choices. Incorporating this cultural lens when sending flowers after a divorce enables the gesture to convey a deeper, more deliberate message —one that considers both the moment and the recipient’s emotional state.
Petri Rijsdijk from Fiori Bloemen expresses her love and affection for these summery heralds of autumn.
Join the recap of this incredible two-day event hosted in Guatemala, welcoming three talented floral designers.
What's behind Oregon-grown Dahlias you may be wondering... Here's everything you need to know.
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Their presence encourages a serene atmosphere that is conducive to the relaxation required for this practice.
This is what happens when technology collides with nature (in a good way), with a bit of sparkle.
A curated collection of floral reflections that speak to the heart, offering insight, stillness, and depth.
A simple guide to gradually transform your garden from its previous summery feel, giving it an autumnal look without much hassle.
These large and leafy houseplants bring a substantial finesse to your interior decor.
Porta Nova's sustainability efforts just got a notch higher with its latest innovative approaches.
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