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Florists' Review - November 2022

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Extra Features and Video Online FloristsReview.com R E A D O N L I N E 31 Sustainability is extremely important, and offering dried botanical options will entice an entirely new market of clients who are passionate about our planet and minimizing our carbon footprints. Time is also an important commodity, and while it will take an initial investment of time to create dried botanical structures, in the end, you will save money and time being able to reuse such structures repeatedly. Imagine creating a grand- scale arrangement with dried and preserved botanicals and having to change out only 20 or so stems every week. If you think that investing in dried botanicals may not be in your budget, imagine the possibility of not having to recut, process or toss product because of short vase lives. While in Europe, I visited several flower shops, and it is unanimous that dried botanicals are essential and great products to elevate your designs. Floral design by Cecily Whitmarsh Boon Boon & Bramble North Norfolk, England

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