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Botanical Brouhaha Podcast

Do you own a flower business or dream of starting one? Are you looking for practical floral design tips? Ever wonder how other florists run their businesses? Or maybe you"re a farmer florist building a flower farm and floral design business at the same time? You"ve landed in the right place! At the BB Podcast, we serve floral designers, farmer florists, flower shop owners, and aspiring florists by diving into practical tips and insider information from real working florists, floral educators,

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Episode 20: Heather Siu — Creating Timeless Events

Botanical Brouhaha Podcast ·

2018/05/21

Today we’re sitting down with Heather Siu, owner of Myrtle et Olive and Lark & Ives in Vancouver, British Columbia to discuss: the importance of consistency in branding why she decided to rebrand her business how she successfully transitioned from a rental company to a full experience floral & event design company why she chose to study under individual floral artists rather than attending a floral design program in a traditional college setting the part-time seasonal staff she refers to as her

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Episode 19: Emily Avenson — Flower Love in the...

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2018/05/07

Today we’re sitting down with Emily Avenson, owner of Fleuropean in Aubel, Belgium to discuss: what inspired her to begin growing flowers some of her favorite varieties to grow (hint: Creme Brulee Phlox and Sahara Rudbeckia made the list) how she’s managed to combine the vegetable garden culture of Europe with her flower garden blooms making plant-dyed ribbon the Slow Flowers movement & culture in Belgium why she started The Lonely Bouquet Links mentioned in this episode: Santa Cruz Dahlias

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Episode 18: Jennie Love is Taking Farmer Florist to...

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2018/04/15

Today we’re sitting down with Jennie Love, owner of Love ‘n Fresh Flowers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to discuss: the process of finding land to farm custom growing for clients her Summer Solstice Party how she fine tuned her business to work for her the logistics of her CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) the challenge of pricing locally grown flowers for profitability her biggest marketing tool the steps she took to elevate her brand and educate her clients about the value of locally grown

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43:01

Episode 17: Christin Geall is Cultivating the Art of...

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2018/04/02

Today we’re sitting down with Christin Geall, owner of Cultivated in Victoria, Canada to discuss: her years as a homesteader growing/selling flowers and salad her multi-faceted business model her thoughts on flower photography the workshop that sparked her desire to pursue floral design and growing again how a color theory class and an art history class enriched her design aesthetic the challenges of working in a remote location how she got the opportunity to host a workshop in Scotland her floral

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01:07:22

Episode 16: Nick Priestly Would Never Own a Coffee Shop

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2018/03/17

Today we’re sitting down with Nick Priestly, owner of Mood Flowers and Flower School Glasgow, as well as co-owner of MUD Urban Flowers in Glasgow, Scotland to discuss: how he ended up in the flower business (hint: it wasn’t exactly a life-long dream!) what led him to co-host the Chapel Designer European Conferences with Holly Chapple how his business background keeps his flower businesses profitable the many facets of his flower business portfolio the story behind the MUD “Little Bouquet” why he

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55:57

Episode 15: Maggie & Mick Bailey — Accidental...

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2018/03/05

Today we’re sitting down with Maggie & Mick Bailey, owners of Bramble & Bee in Tomball, Texas to discuss: how they structured Bramble & Bee to work with their personalities why they MUST travel how their personalities compliment one another in running the business day-to-day Mick’s unique background and what it allows him to bring to the table Mick’s biggest fear for Maggie and what he’s doing to circumvent it how they became ‘accidental entrepreneurs’ their journey into retail how referrals helped

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52:31

Episode 14: Marco Groot Loves Elvis and Flowers

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2018/02/19

Today we’re sitting down with Marco Groot, CEO of Hilverda De Boer USA to discuss: his childhood growing up in Holland and the role flower farming played in his formative years why he has a life-sized cutout image of Elvis in his office why he decided to go the ‘trade’ route rather than the ‘farming’ route in the floral industry how one summer changed the course of his life and landed him in the US how the Dutch Flower Auction works why it’s sometimes difficult for family farms to change hands from

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Episode 13: Laetitia Mayor May be the MacGyver of the...

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2018/02/04

Today we’re sitting down with Laetitia Mayor, owner of Florésie based in Blanzy-lès-Fismes in Northern France to discuss: her path from being an engineer in Switzerland to being a floral designer in a quaint french municipality of 100+ inhabitants how blogging helped get her business off the ground the important role workshops have played in her growth as a designer the advantages her engineering background brings to her wedding/event business her main marketing tool Instagram strategies that have

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42:52

Episode 12: Fiona Pickles — Naturally Wild

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2018/01/21

Today we’re sitting down with Fiona Pickles, owner of Firenza Floral Design based in West Yorkshire in the UK to discuss: her unique talent related to event delivery how she utilizes interns and freelancers in her business the subject of some of her most popular Instagram posts her proficient use of social media and why she appreciates it how she grew her business into a business model that feeds her soul her experience hosting past workshops and her plans for another Large Installation Workshop in

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Episode 11: Maxine Owens Knows How to Slow Down, Step...

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2018/01/07

Today we’re sitting down with Maxine Owens, owner of Max Owens Design in Dallas, Texas to discuss: how her background in retail and science prepared her for opening a flower business her thoughts on hiring, managing, encouraging, and keeping freelancers how she structured her business to take summers off and refuel her love of people and the joy she finds in teaching others her collaboration with Type A Society for Claire Pettibone’s Four Seasons Campaignprior to NY Fashion Week where she finds

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01:02:46

Episode 10: Francoise Weeks Has a Mantra You Can Live By

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2017/11/20

Today we’re sitting down with Françoise Weeks, owner of Françoise Weeks European Floral Design in Portland, Oregon to discuss: her transition from substitute teacher and medical lab technician to floral couture artist her wardrobe preferences (smile) how she defines texture in floral design the 45 year old childhood memory that ignited her journey into woodland floral designs her segue into teaching floral design and taking her workshops on the road what she wishes more designers had the courage to

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Episode 9: Nancy Teasley — Designer, Farmer, Romantic

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2017/11/06

oday we’re sitting down with Nancy Teasley, owner of Oak & the Owl and Ella Rose Farmin Fallbrook, California to discuss: what (and who) compelled her to jump into flower farming the challenges of owning a rose farm the payoff of running a floral design studio her concern for the future of the floral industry her thoughts on bare root vs. own root roses the story behind naming Oak and the Owl Links mentioned in this episode: Heirloom Roses (Oregon) Canyon Country Store The Blue Carrot Garden Web

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01:03:25

Episode 8: Holly Chapple Loves Her Flower Friends

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2017/10/23

Today we’re sitting down with Holly Chapple, owner of Holly Chapple Flowers in Leesburg, Virginia to discuss: the man who taught her to design and modeled for her a strong work ethic her thoughts on transitioning with age while staying relevant in the industry she loves her blog, The Full Bouquet, which provides a peek into the day-to-day operation of her business and serves as a journal for her thoughts pertaining to the floral industry the crucial role Evan (@marriedtoflowers) Chapple plays in

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Episode 7: Denise Fasanello — Flowering in the City

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2017/10/09

Today we’re sitting down with Denise Fasanello, owner of Denise Fasanello Flowers in Brooklyn, NY to discuss: The challenges of creating flowers for events in NYC Her ‘winter life’ as a ceramicist Finding a work life/family life balance Her dreams for the future How her art school background plays into her floral design aesthetic A peek into her consultation and contract processes The priceless business advice she received from a NYC cab driver on the way home from a job Links mentioned in this

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Episode 6: Jennifer Ederer — Always Building Magic

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2017/09/24

Today we’re sitting down with Jennifer Ederer of Modern Day Events & Floral in Grand Rapids, Michigan to discuss: the unconventional career path that ultimately led her to open a floral and event design business how she gained an insider’s perspective of the event industry what her Modern Day team means to her and how she fosters an atmosphere of grace and loyalty among team members why her clients tend to say, “I thought we were here to talk about flowers!’’ how she gained the confidence and

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Episode 5: Gretchen O'Neil is Full of Ideas

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2017/09/11

Today we’re sitting down with Gretchen O’Neil (pictured above right) of Petals, ink. & Grassdale Flower Farm to discuss: how she finally recognized the constant pull of the floral industry on her career path choices a pivotal moment which left her inspired to grow flowers in the challenging Texas climate the heartfelt letter that won the hearts of the previous owners of her flower farm, Grassdale her newest project: Austin’s first 100% locally grown mobile flower truck and a special interview with

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53:14

Episode 4: Kiana Underwood of Tulipina Believes...

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2017/08/28

Today we’re sitting down with Kiana Underwood (pictured above left) of Tulipina to discuss: how her childhood in Iran laid the foundation for her love of flowers the importance of travel as inspiration the ‘Nathan Underwood factor’ in Tulipina’s success finding inspiration in unique places building an international team of freelancers for destination weddings her exciting upcoming projects Links mentioned in Episode Four: G Page Wholesale Flowers Corbin Gurkin Photography SF Brannan St

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Episode 3: Chloe Milligan's Secret Weapon is Being...

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2017/08/13

Today we’re sitting down with Chloe Milligan (pictured above right) of MUD Urban Flowersto discuss: The story behind the creation of MUD with her business partner Nick Priestly (owner of Mood Flowers and Flower School Glasgow) How MUD went from start-up to thriving business in just a few short months Her social media savvy-ness The franchise plans for MUD Links mentioned in this episode: Urban Outfitters Smith & Munson | Growers of British Tulips & Lilies

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Ep. 2: Susan McLeary — Curious, Vulnerable, Tenacious

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2017/07/31

Today we’re sitting down with Susan McLeary (pictured above left) of Passionflower to discuss: her expertise in creating living jewelry how her work began to get published the motivation behind her love of learning the story behind her award-winning piece seen on the cover of Fusion Magazine her slightly unconventional method of finding models for her photo shoots the willow armature she mentioned in a BB Expert Panel discussion the success of her PassionflowerMade Etsy shop Links mentioned in

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Episode 1: Meet Amy McGee & Maria Maxit

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2017/07/23

Meet co-hosts Amy McGee of Botanical Brouhaha and Maria Maxit of Maxit Flower Design and hear their flower journey stories and how it led to the creation of the Botanical Brouhaha Podcast How to Connect with Botanical Brouhaha: Blog Instagram Facebook BB Garden Style Workshop Series BB Garden Style Shop

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