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On this episode of the Team Flower podcast, we’re talking with Ashley of Tinge Floral. We are diving into Ashley’s passion—color! She is sharing her knowledge and philosophy behind the role of color in floral design. Ashley walks us through her process of utilizing various tones when working with clients and how these design elements play out. We are discussing life as a flower mom, and Ashley is telling us all about her Color Theory Workshop!
Here are 5 excellent tips for getting your kids Involved in gardening, flower farming, and floral design.
Here from Lacy Trunnell, who is with us chatting about her special and unique teaching program and her amazing high school students! She’s training the next generation of floral designers in her community through her public school floral design program, and it is so exciting to hear about the work they’re doing.
Alice de Crom of Floralista joins us on this episode as our special guest! She’s chatting about why she loves the floral industry and what makes it such a special place for her. She’s also sharing some awesome info about how to run a retail floral shop!
Hey, flower mom! You're probably reading this article because you’ve been wondering how you can manage to be the mom you desire and run a thriving flower business. You might often ask yourself, Can I really do this? How can I make this work? Is it actually possible to “have it all”?
In this episode of the Team Flower Podcast, we are joined by floral designer and mother, Myca Sturtevant of Whirly Girl Flowers. Myca is sharing her heart behind her designs and the obstacles she faced moving her business from a big city to a small town.
As a working mom, taking on a side hustle might sound crazy, but there are seasons to embark on new adventures and others that require observance of simple tasks. Currently, I run a small floral design business on the side. In a creative industry that often makes us feel like we are never doing enough, I have found that all a side hustle needs to be is a small seed sown.
