SLOW FLOWERS with Debra Prinzing
SLOW FLOWERS with Debra Prinzing

SLOW FLOWERS with Debra Prinzing

Debra Prinzing

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Episode 693 – The Wonderful World of Willows with Alana Karam of Willamette Willows
DEC 4, 2024
Episode 693 – The Wonderful World of Willows with Alana Karam of Willamette Willows
https://youtu.be/14Tb-BfiW6U?si=-oTJseUbcNEP22uU It’s Willow Week here at the Slow Flowers Podcast and Alana Karam of Willamette Willows is my guest. Learn about the three distinct categories of willow plants and their markets – including cultivars...
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50 MIN
Episode 692 – The Art and Business of Pressed Flowers with Ottawa-based Kate Punnett of The August Press
NOV 27, 2024
Episode 692 – The Art and Business of Pressed Flowers with Ottawa-based Kate Punnett of The August Press
https://youtu.be/mu0JH_Pj4XE?si=Z3BS5eQRfw56DE7N Wondering what's NEXT in your portfolio of floral products and services? Today’s topic – the art and business of flower pressing -- promises to inspire you.
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63 MIN
Episode 692 Bonus: Sarah Statham of Simply By Arrangement (Encore)
NOV 26, 2024
Episode 692 Bonus: Sarah Statham of Simply By Arrangement (Encore)
Hello everyone, Debra Prinzing here from the Slow Flowers Podcast. I hope you have been following along for the past few months as we have been posting Instagram live conversations with our amazing Slow Flowers WORLDWIDE Summit speakers.
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16 MIN
Episode 691 – The Case for Growing Winter Tulips with Brooke Palmer of Jenny Creek Flowers
NOV 20, 2024
Episode 691 – The Case for Growing Winter Tulips with Brooke Palmer of Jenny Creek Flowers
https://youtu.be/nybZzD1_cEw?si=_UqeABJ7nSfMrKTe In her recent Slow Flowers Journal column, “The Business of Flowers,” Brooke Palmer of Jenny Creek Flowers shared how and why she embraces winter tulip production.
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48 MIN
Episode 690 – Elizabeth Fichter of Queen Bee Blooms shares how to have the conversation that will change perceptions around local flowers
NOV 13, 2024
Episode 690 – Elizabeth Fichter of Queen Bee Blooms shares how to have the conversation that will change perceptions around local flowers
https://youtu.be/2d9_GRnbSrI?si=_UjIQWQALrUv-8OJ Owner of Queen Bee Blooms in St. Louis, Missouri, Elizabeth Fichter is a farmer-florist who has given a lot of thought to how she can differentiate her business from the conventional alternative.
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51 MIN