BBrooks member Miami Gardens, FL
had the pleasure of embellishing the Heidi Klum Swim booth at Swim Week.

This is full-time position in Maplewood, NJ.
Flexible work schedule required, including weekend availability.
Peak business periods will require extended work days and work weeks.

Please see:  Jerry Rose

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Plaza Flowers NYC is are looking for experienced, organized, customer service orientated staff with an eye for detail.

Must be organized, neat, team player, and able to work with clients

Please see:  Plaza Flowers

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Most everyone agrees that the bees are in trouble.
The loss of bees matters because one out of every three bites we eat exists thanks to a pollinator.  Reduction in their ranks threatens our ability to feed the earth’s growing population, and our already teetering ecosystems.

Fighting on the front lines against this pollinator loss is a dedicated band of bee researchers, many of whom share a deep, abiding passion for bees.

To learn more see Civil Eats

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Lovely garden rose arrangement from Floral Verde, OH.
Imagine the delicious fragrance!

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URBAN BOTANICA ~ MENLO PARK, CA 

SEEKING PENINSULA DESIGNER
Spend your days designing in our studio at Allied Arts Guild

WANTED: Exceptional experienced Floral Designer
for a growing upscale floral design studio in Menlo Park, CA.
For more information see: Jobs

www.urbanbotanicasf.com
Email: lisa@urbanbotanicasf.com
Call:(650) 656-8282 Ask for Lisa

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“I think that the only way I’ve really been able to survive in New York is by surrounding myself with plants,” says Summer Rayne Oakes, who lives in what might be New York City’s greenest apartment. As seen at Modern Farmer.

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Fun, eco-friendly idea from Paper & Stitch.
Before tossing flowers that have withered and wilted in the trash, pick off the petals and use them as flower confetti.

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Insect intelligence is an under-studied field, but a particularly weird and dynamic one where huge discoveries are being made almost every year. Insects are a particularly difficult group of animals to study for these traits, because they’re just so different from us.  Insects have, even considering their small size, a comparatively smaller central brain than we do, and with a much, much smaller neural count. Lars Chittka, perhaps the foremost researcher on the behavior of bees, told me that a bee has under a million neurons in its main brain. Humans? About a hundred billion.  To learn more see Atlas Obscura.

Flower Piano!  Visit San Francisco Botanical Gardens July 7 thru 18th.