TODAY’S GUESTS: Corrine Heck (CEO) + Parie Donaldson (Certified Design Associate) Details Flowers Software TOPIC: Do More and Earn More with the Help of Details Flowers Software Details Flowers Software is a platform specifically designed to help florists and designers.  The app streamlines proposals, ensures profitability through careful attention to each arrangement, and simplifies the payment process. Details is an elegant and easy-to-use floral design system – an absolute must-have for your floral business. The world's best designers are growing their bottom line through professional proposals and confident pricing with the all-in-one platform.  As an event designer for over 15 years, CEO Corinne Heck planned and produced over 800 events. Through her experience she identified the many challenges that come with running a floral business; challenges like over-buying, under-charging, and coordinating an abundance of floral and supply data.  The Details Flowers Software solution helps professional florists and event designers tackle these issues and more. Join us in this episode as we talk about: Why and how Corrine developed Details Flowers Software Using Details for visual presentations with clients Timesaving features for busy designers Details documents that assist with keeping freelancers informed and organized Their commitment to adding features according to clients' needs Details Flowers tech support Details Flowers proposal, invoice, and payment capabilities Using Details templates (ex. the new Holly Chapple templates) Compatibility between Details and other platforms The Details Color Picker Utilizing the Collections feature Using Details for retail and holiday sales The beautiful community-over-competition backstory to the friendship Corrine and Parie share Membership to Details Flowers is $150 a month for 2 users or $1500 a year. LEARN MORE ABOUT DETAILS FLOWERS: WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | PINTEREST | YOUTUBE SPECIAL OFFER: BB Podcast Listeners can use CODE: BB2021 for 20% off a one year subscription. You'll need to create an account, log in, and enter a credit card number, BUT your credit card won't be charged until the end of your 7-day free trial.   EXPIRATION DATE: 12/31/2021   Today’s episode is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. Looking for floral resources you can trust and a safe place to ask questions? Check out the carefully vetted and curated resources available at Bloom Trust Co.  Host: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) BB+ Podcast Sound Engineer: Grayson McGee Music Written & Performed by: Landon McGee 

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BB+ (Ep. 19) Corrine Heck + Parie Donaldson on Details Flower Software

Today we’re visiting with Paulina Nieliwocki, owner of Blue Jasmine Floral in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey. Paulina was a high school language arts teacher and translator looking for a new adventure that challenged her while still feeding her creative soul. Remembering her love of flowers as a young girl, she made a plan, took a risk, opened Blue Jasmine Floral and never looked back. Her love of flowers and teaching are contagious.  Grab a drink and join us as we talk about: how she managed the quick turnaround between resigning her teaching job and opening a flower shop her go-to floral design principles the blooms she considers to be "the most special" the mechanics behind her recognizable compote arrangements how she successfully juggled a retail flower shop and an wedding/event business how she designed her studio space how she restructured her business during the pandemic how she trains her staff to design in the Blue Jasmine aesthetic one thing she'd like to see change for the floral design profession a niche she's hoping someone will take advantage of by starting a business to help wedding/event florists (hint hint!) LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 86: Ariella Chezar Flower School New York Florists' Review Best in Blooms Winner Restoration Hardware LEARN MORE ABOUT BLUE JASMINE FLORAL HERE: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest Today’s episode is brought to you by: EveryStem A special EveryStem offer for BB listeners: Email LuAnn at luann@everystem.com to schedule a one-on-one demo of EveryStem and receive a free month of service when you become a member. Co-Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) + Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Grayson McGee Music Written & Performed by: Landon McGee

Ep. 86: Paulina Nieliwocki (Blue Jasmine Floral)

Today we’re visiting with Sarah Diligent, owner of Floribunda Rose in Hampshire, England.  Sarah describes herself as a Flowerist, author, and teacher. She believes deeply in the value of British flowers and her interest in sustainable floristry inspired her to write A Guide to Floral Mechanics with William Mazuch. Grab a seat and join us as we talk about: the surprising reason she started her own floral business her unique business-building experience with a private tutor the advantages she finds in designing with local grown flowers following her intuition regarding the use of floral foam and how she transitioned away from using it her experience writing a book from idea conception to printing and selling her commitment to elevating British Grown Flowers to a luxury product LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 85: Green & Gorgeous The Garden Gate Flower Co. Buckets of Blooms Flowers From the Farm New Covent Flower Market GB Foliage British Flower Week Kickstarter GF Smith Paper Shane Connolly LEARN MORE ABOUT FLORIBUNDA ROSE HERE: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Floribunda Rose Flower School Sarah's Private Facebook Group: Eco Friendly Florists & Flower Growers Collective  This Facebook group is a friendly & supportive place for florists & flower growers who have an interest in using British (or home grown) flowers, ‘green’ floristry techniques and are interested in generally reducing our collective carbon footprint. A place to shout out for an extra set of hands or to borrow or swap floristry related equipment/paraphernalia. This is also a place to ask questions, support one another & help one another out. Click Here to join.   Today’s episode is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO.  Looking for floral resources you can trust and a safe place to ask questions? Check out the carefully vetted and curated resources available at Bloom Trust Co.  Host: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) BB+ Podcast Sound Engineer: Grayson McGee Music Written & Performed by: Landon McGee 

Ep. 85: Sarah Diligent (Floribunda Rose)

TODAY’S GUEST: Natalie Gill | Native Poppy TOPIC: Introducing the Bloom Trust Co. CIRCLE Natalie's mission to work hard and be nice resonates with me, so it’s no surprise that she’s made several guest appearances on the Botanical Brouhaha Podcast over the years talking about everything from Finding Your Mojo to Pricing & Delivery Charges  to Marketing tips. But today she’s on the BB Podcast so we can let you in on a little dream we’ve been working on together. While this dream is taking shape under the Bloom Trust Co. umbrella, we want to make it perfectly clear that you do NOT have to be a Bloom Trust Co. member to join Natalie and me in what we’re talking about today. Every single one of you is invited! In this episode, we're unveiling Bloom Trust Co. CIRCLE — why we created it and our wildest dreams for how it will serve all who choose to sit with us over the coming months. What is Bloom Trust Co. CIRCLE? The circle is a place to lay down the day-to-day pressures of running, building, or anticipating a flower business. For 8 weeks, you'll be surrounded by encouraging peers as you relax into the transparency facilitated and modeled by your hosts, Amy (Botanical Brouhaha + Bloom Trust Co.) and Natalie Gill (Native Poppy). Bring your challenges, dreams, and questions. We'll tackle them one-by-one. Feeling lost and unsure what to even ask? No worries. Listening to your thoughts, understanding where you're coming from, and helping you formulate a plan that's true to who you are is our strength. We can't wait to chat flowers with you! As part of the CIRCLE, you'll find:  access to the collective knowledge of your hosts and your CIRCLE peers fluid topic discussions based on your current needs and challenges unhurried time to listen and be heard connection with others in the floral profession a wide range of backgrounds and experiences represented by members a culture of encouragement: When You Win, We All Win! Details Dates: September 27, 2021 - November 19, 2021 CIRCLE will meet 2 hours per week for 8 weeks (exact days to be chosen by the group) We will keep the CIRCLE small with just 7 members to ensure each CIRCLE member feels supported One full scholarship will be awarded to the CIRCLE BTC CIRCLE is right for you if you've ever said:  “I just can’t seem to get ahead.” “My mind is all over the place.” “I need answers, but I'm overwhelmed by all the options.”  “I want to learn, but I don’t have time to take a course, read a book, or attend a conference.” “I’m too busy!!” “As much as I want to do something for myself, I just can’t take on one more thing.” "There’s too much going on in floral education these days. I give up!” "How am I supposed to solve the problem I'm having today while I'm in the thick of it without an extra hour to look for the answer?" "I'm tired of the break-neck pace. How can I slow down and still impact the world through my flowers?" 

Natalie Gill Joins the Circle

TODAY’S GUEST: LuAnn Dickson TOPIC: Pricing & Ordering Flowers for Profitability LuAnn Dickson was the owner and lead designer of Verbena Floral Design in Austin, TX from 2006 to 2018 before she ventured on to become a freelance floral designer and tech entrepreneur who helps floral designers minimize waste and maximize profits through her internet-based flower recipe platform, EveryStem.  In this episode, we talk about pricing challenges commonly faced by floral designers and discuss some of the benefits of using LuAnn’s new software, EveryStem. Join us as we talk about: How pricing with confidence and accurate ordering can lead to a financially sustainable business Why frustrations with retail math can lead floral designers into a cycle of emotional pricing  How her experience as a floral designer and retail business owner led her to build an online tool that ends the cycle of emotional pricing and hit-or-miss profitability Why each designer needs to determine the markup that’s right for their floral business and how that leads to financial sustainability How she recognized there was a lack of tools when it came to pricing and ordering in the floral industry  The process of starting a software program that works the way florists think and helps designers make the best decisions for their individual businesses Why we should make profitability a priority rather than an afterthought  How using the right tools to price and order your flowers can end your fear of looking at your financials The freedom you have as a creative artist when you use a program to assist you and do the math for you How using a tool like EveryStem can help to build up your pricing muscles  How EveryStem fits into the workflow of floral designers and helps them save time How to feel confident that you are giving your clients maximum value while achieving your profit margin goals EveryStem is an internet-based software program for floral designers. It streamlines the difficult process of pricing, recipe-building, and flower ordering. Floral designers use it to track their profitability on every event, prevent pricing errors, and avoid over-buying.  Memberships are $24.99 a month or $249.99 a year accompanied by a 90-day money back guarantee.  LEARN MORE ABOUT EVERYSTEM: WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK YOUTUBE (HELPFUL EVERYSTEM TUTORIALS) CLICK HERE to see what floral designers are saying about EveryStem Today’s episode is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. Looking for floral resources you can trust and a safe place to ask questions? Check out the carefully vetted and curated resources available at Bloom Trust Co.  Host: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) BB+ Podcast Sound Engineer: Grayson McGee Music Written & Performed by: Landon McGee

BB+ (Ep. 18) LuAnn Dickson on EveryStem

Today we’re visiting with Holley Simmons, owner of She Loves Me in Washington, D.C.  Holly's background is in journalism and she worked as a Food Reporter for The Washington Post before finding her way to floristry. Join us as we talk about: how terrariums led her from a career as a food reporter to opening a flower shop her willingness to make mistakes as long as they result in lessons learned running a flower delivery business vs. a retail business moving away from the mindset hangup of "I'm just a florist" the importance of staying connected to your community her best tip on approaching others about collaborating the one promotion that caused her delivery business to explode during the pandemic opening 2 retail flower shop locations at once working with a broker to find a suitable retail space and negotiate the lease visual merchandising tips the importance of having business systems in place the Forever Yours Collection, her a la carte wedding service LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 84: Alyssa Lytle | Color Theory Design Co | Flowering Minds Natalie Gill | Native Poppy (BB Podcast Ep. 46) Sweet Root Village | Simply Sweet Root (BB Podcast Ep. 69) We Are Family Craigslist The E-Myth Of Place Ayuda | Supporting Immigrant Children in Need Paisley Creamery | owned by Erika Pierson LEARN MORE ABOUT SHE LOVES ME HERE: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Design Sponge Feature The Botanical Brouhaha Podcast is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. A curated collection of floral resources you can trust.  Click here to learn more. Co-Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) and Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Grayson McGee Music & Voiceovers: Landon McGee

Ep. 84: Holley Simmons (She Loves Me)

Today we’re visiting with Kelly Shore, owner of Petals by the Shore and The Floral Source in Damascus, Maryland. Kelly is a dedicated advocate for American grown flowers. Join us as we talk about: why she set and later raised a minimum spend for her wedding/event clients the importance of setting boundaries in business the trip to Alaska that impacted her and led to a new business venture how her clients have helped guide her business path the relationship that ignited her passion for local grown flowers the two projects she conducted to test her local grown business model learning to design by palette rather than specific flower variety  running a local-grown wedding and event floral business the challenges and rewards of sourcing locally how she curates boxes of American Grown flowers to drop ship to designers the advantage of ordering local flowers for floral stem bars and pop up shops understanding the higher price of local grown flowers LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 83: Bed of Roses (movie) Maxit Flower Design AIFD Chapel Designers Holly Chapple Michael's Panera Bread Dave Dowling Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers (ASCFG) Ocean View Flowers LEARN MORE HERE: Petals by the Shore: Website | Instagram | Facebook The Floral Source: Website | Instagram | Facebook The Botanical Brouhaha Podcast is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. A curated collection of floral resources you can trust.  Click here to learn more. Co-Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) and Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Grayson McGee Music & Voiceovers: Landon McGee

Ep. 83: Kelly Shore (Petals by the Shore & The Floral Source)

 TODAY’S GUEST: JULIE TOBI TOPIC: Building a Flower Business You Enjoy  Julie Tobi of J Eliza Creative is a career and life coach for creative entrepreneurs and deep feeling souls, with a focus on intuition and embodiment. In other words, she helps creative entrepreneurs create the business & life they actually want to be living by helping them determine what that looks like based on listening to their intuition. In this episode, we talk about some of the challenges commonly faced by floral designers and farmer florists and Julie offers advice on: making peace with using social media the importance of asking 'at what expense?' when making a business decision the art of saying no transitioning away from something that no longer aligns with who you are balancing work and family life finding ideal clients who are aligned with your values and business mission defining success for yourself and feeling confident in your definition recognizing the inherent value of being yourself setting boundaries embracing inspired ideas rather than talking yourself out of them by asking: What am I scared of? What would it look like if I did this? What would be my next right move? What is truly holding me back? Follow Julie Tobi J Eliza Creative | IG: @jelizacreative Today’s episode is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. Dream of being a floral designer?  Looking for resources you can trust and a safe place to ask questions? Check out the carefully vetted and curated resources available at Bloom Trust Co.  Host: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Joel McGee Music Written & Performed by: Landon McGee

BB+ (Ep. 17) Julie Tobi on Building a Flower Business You Enjoy

Today we’re visiting with Anna Potter, owner of Swallows & Damsons in Sheffield, UK. Join us as we talk about: why she had an instant connection with floristry her experience buying an existing flower shop and making it her own the juxtaposition she injects into her floral designs how she built a wedding business that fits her personality the thought process behind her still life images how she landed editorial opportunities her description of the aesthetic she's become known for LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 82: India Hobson Photography Architectural Digest feature Harper's Bazaar features Design Sponge features The Flower Fix by Anna Potter LEARN MORE ABOUT SWALLOWS & DAMSONS HERE: Website | Instagram | Facebook | See Anna's Shop The Botanical Brouhaha Podcast is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. A curated collection of floral resources you can trust.  Click here to learn more. Co-Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) and Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee

Ep. 82: Anna Potter (Swallows & Damsons)

Today we’re visiting with Alyssa Lytle, owner of Color Theory Design Co. located in the Portland, Oregon. Join us as we talk about: finding the courage to veer off the obvious and accepted paths to pursue personal interests finding clarity when she felt it was time to go into business for herself the freedom and peace she feels as a business owner her educational platform called Flowering Minds moving a business across the country persevering in the lean times why she decided to open a storefront her private coaching service listening to your intuition how learning to accept herself helped her find a successful career path LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 81: Botanical No. Nine Ashland Addison House of Cards Depeche Mode New Order Jon Moss Cat Stevens LEARN MORE ABOUT COLOR THEORY DESIGN CO. HERE: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Flowering Minds | Commissioned Paintings The Botanical Brouhaha Podcast is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. A curated collection of floral resources you can trust.  Click here to learn more. Co-Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) and Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee

Ep. 81: Alyssa Lytle (Color Theory Design Co.)

Today we’re visiting with Lauren Palmer & Leah Palmer, owners of The Wild Mother located in the Arts District, Downtown Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on Kickapoo, Osage, Wichita, & Comanche land. We're grateful for the opportunity to continue the conversation we began in Episode 70. Today we're digging a little deeper on some of the ways Lauren and Leah lead The Wild Mother to use their artistry for #morethanjustflowers (as they like to say). Join us as we talk about: the legacy work they feel strongly about carrying on the anti-racism curriculum they developed for discussing systems of injustice in America how they find ways to celebrate, remember, honor, grieve, and educate through their floral medium how they will flower with purpose as collaborators of the Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission to memorialize the 1921 Greenwood Massacre ways we, as floral creatives, can join The Wild Mother in offering healing gestures using flowers GoFundMe for #SendFlowersTo Greenwood LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 80: Lay of the Land | An Online Course for Creatives on Building Affirming, Equitable, and Just Brands LEARN MORE ABOUT THE WILD MOTHER HERE: Website | Instagram | Facebook The Botanical Brouhaha Podcast is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. A curated collection of floral resources you can trust.  Click here to learn more. Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee

Ep. 80: Lauren Palmer + Leah Palmer (The Wild Mother)

Today we’re visiting with Linda D'Arco of Little Farmhouse Flowers in Jay, New York to chat about: transitioning to the floral profession from "teacher by day, farmer by night" logistics of starting a flower farm extending the growing season preparing a wedding proposal as a farmer florist her new podcast, Frost on Flowers knowing when it's time to hire help and expand the team addressing sustainability in business learning to convey the value of farm fresh flowers through strategic website messaging her Tulip Forcing Workshop for flower farmers in collaboration with von Trapp Flowers learning to sketch floral designs for proposals LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 79: Susan McLeary Lewis Miller Design Flower School New York Sustainable Floristry Network Shane Connolly Squarespace Frost on Flowers Podcast Emily von Trapp | von Trapp Flowers MORE ABOUT LITTLE FARMHOUSE FLOWERS HERE:  Website | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest DUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES MENTIONED: Tulip Forcing Workshop | Floral Sketching Workshop The Botanical Brouhaha Podcast is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. A curated collection of floral resources you can trust. Log In. Find what you need. Go out and flower with purpose. Click here to learn more. BB Podcast Co-Hosts are: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) + Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee

Ep. 79: Linda D'Arco (Little Farmhouse Flowers)

TODAY’S GUEST: Deanna Kitchen TOPIC: Growing Kindness Project The Growing Kindness Project started when Deanna Kitchen, an aspiring flower farmer, accidentally planted more dahlias than she could market. Together with her family, she started delivering flowers throughout her community, sharing flowers at bus stops, doctors office’s, and retirement homes. With every delivery, Deanna discovered that when they held out flowers, they held out a powerful catalyst for sharing kindness and fostering connection. Deanna began gifting dahlias to anyone who wanted to grow and share flowers in their own community and the Growing Kindness Project was born. Today, Deanna and her team have expanded the Growing Kindness project to support Ambassadors across the nation and Growing Kindness Gardeners around the world. And she'd love for you to be apart of the movement to spread kindness through flowers. The Growing Kindness Project mission is to empower, educate, and encourage individuals to cultivate kindness and connection in their communities by growing and giving flowers. How You Can Be Involved Whether you’re an experienced gardener or have never grown a single plant, whether you’re tending a pot of flowers on your city balcony or acres of blooms on a farm, the Growing Kindness Project can help you grow kindness in your community. Become a Growing Kindness Grower, Cultivator, or Ambassador — click here to find the level of involvement which suits your lifestyle! Follow the Growing Kindness Project: Website | Instagram | Facebook Mentioned in BB+ Episode 16: Amy Balsters | The Floral Coach Lauren & Rachel | Sweet Root Village Julio Freitas | The Flower Hat Grateful Gardeners Sarah Pabody | Triple Wren Farms Today’s episode is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO.  New to the floral industry and looking for resources you can trust and a safe place to ask questions? Check out the carefully vetted and curated resources available at Bloom Trust Co.  Host: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Joel McGee Music Written & Performed by: Landon McGee  

BB+ (Ep. 16) Deanna Kitchen on the Growing Kindness Project

Today we’re visiting with Joey Azout of Alexandra Farms (Bogotá, Colombia) to chat about: how he managed to start a successful garden rose farm why he chose to grow garden roses in spite of the challenges the two biggest challenges he experiences with garden roses tips for conditioning garden roses (very helpful!) the importance of using a floral hydration solution new spray rose varieties coming to Alexandra Farms how he gained permission to grow the roses he offers at Alexandra Farms the story behind the evolution of the Alexandra Farms logo ways designers can work with Alexandra Farms LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 78: David Austin Roses | David Austin Wedding Roses Zoom Brandeis University | New York University  DVFlora (Delaware Valley) Kordes Roses Rosen Tantau Garden Rose Variety Pronunciation Guide Pantone Floralife HydraFlor® 100 (hydration solution) Chrysal 1 Hydration Solution Quick Dip 100 (Instant Hydrating Treatment) Green Valley Floral Tambuzi Roses Aalsmeer Flower Festival ZipRecruiter Alexander Farms Garden Rose Design Contest EMC (European Master Certification) Holly Chapple | Holly Heider Chapple Flowers Tomas De Bruyne Sarah Campbell | Intrigue Designs Fleuramour Leeds Castle Joséphine Bonaparte Dennis Kneepkens SEE MORE ABOUT ALEXANDRA FARMS HERE:  Website | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Pinterest | Rose Poster ALEXANDRA FARMS COLLECTIONS David Austin Wedding Roses Deluxe Garden Roses Princess Japanese Garden Roses Wabara Garden Roses The Botanical Brouhaha Podcast is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. A curated collection of floral resources you can trust. Log In. Find what you need. Go out and flower with purpose. Click here to learn more. BB Podcast Co-Hosts are: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) + Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee

Ep. 78: Joey Azout (Alexandra Farms)

Today we’re visiting with Susan Stremlau, owner of Marion Moss Floral Design in Petaluma, California to chat about: growing a flower business from a side gig to a full-time career the catalyst behind her decision to make a business & lifestyle change rebranding working closely with a boutique hotel identifying her ideal clients the benefits of sharing knowledge and mentoring others how she attracted clients after relocating her business working with a business coach her thoughts on sustainable floristry practices her own wedding which took place during the pandemic LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 77: GAP Ann Taylor Esprit Kenneth Cole Chapel Designers Sue Prutting | White Magnolia Luxury Floral Design Sue McLeary 3 Porch Farm Erin Benzakein | Floret Flower Farm | Floret Online Workshop Eatherley Schultz |  Floressence Sassafras Fork Farm Martha Stewart Weddings  Lara Casey David Austin Roses Holly Chapple | The Holly Chapple Egg Barnard College | Marion Streng Studio Francoise Weeks Wedding International Professionals Association (WIPA) Sean Low | The Business of Being Creative 16th Street Train Station | Oakland Ginny Silver | Retrospect Images Torchio Nursery | San Francisco Flower Market Katharine Hepburn NACE Russian River Brewing Company |  Pliny the Younger B-Side Flower Farms Mandalion Designs California Flower Shippers Clubhouse Hazel Gardiner Five Marys Farm | M5 Entrepreneurs SEE MORE WORK MARION MOSS FLORAL DESIGN HERE:  Website | Instagram | Facebook The Botanical Brouhaha Podcast is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. A curated collection of floral resources you can trust. Log In. Find what you need. Go out and flower with purpose. Click here to learn more. Co-Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) + Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee

Ep. 77: Susan Stremlau

Amy McGee of Botanical Brouhaha and Maggie Bailey of Bramble and Bee interview a variety of guests about all things related to flowers and the floral industry. Past guests include floral designers such as Max Gill, Holly Chapple, Susan McLeary, and Kiana Underwood along with farmer florists (Jennie Love, Zoe Woodward), and other floral industry leaders sharing their stories and discussing anything and everything related to the business side of floral design, wedding and event design, flower farming, flower wholesaling, and floral education.

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