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Treasures And Flowers
As an artist and naturalist, I love what I do; but the reason I have done what I have with my business is a mission. A mission of awareness to give a voice to those living things that have none; and the hope some will hear it. In today’s world I know it is really
It’s Sundance Film Festival Time
As many of you know I am a Sundance Festival fan-I love indie films, the Sundance Institute, and Utah. This year it runs Jan. 20- 30th with again a roster of the newest and brightest films and documentaries. I always look forward to the new environmental movies, and this year there are again two big
Buying Local Grown-the True & the False of Your Wreaths & Poinsettias
Two of the most popular purchases for the Holiday beside trees are wreaths and poinsettias. Historically only available at florists and nurseries and today sold everywhere in the oddest places that really… have no business doing so. All big box stores from hardware to grocery to convenient stores and gas stations offer them both in
Flowers Straight From the Heart
There are so many talented rock musicians, some with real heart; and Bryan Adams has heart. He is one of us; one who thinks outside hisself; one who believes he is not the only being in the world. I’ve met him on numerous occasions and friends, he is the real thing. I think all artists of any
Easter Wheatgrass-For Pretty-For Health-For the Planet
Wheatgrass is well known in the decorative world, but even more notable in the health food industry and our environment. Spring has arrived at the store and with it our local grown, organic, wheatgrass is everywhere! I love the deep green color and the softness of the blades. It is one of those things that
Happy Birthday Yellowstone
I hear so many talking about their vacations and excursions to the Caribbean and Europe. These parts of the world are exciting with their own special places; however, one needs not leave American soil to see some of the most breathtaking places in the world. A person could spend months traveling from one national park
For the Birds-For Me
On February 23, 1994, Congress proclaimed this month as National Bird Feeding Month. This is a difficult month for the winged ones and providing even a small ration of food, water, and shelter will help wild birds survive; and ourselves. Watching birds can provide an almost Zen like break to our fast paced lives. Nature
What a Rose Means-The Secret Flower Vocabularies
If you have a special message or want one, then use your stem roses or petals to say it. This is especially if you just don’t know what to say or…you just want to say it secretly. Choose your favorite rose colors or the traditional rose meaning and have fun. Dark Red~I love you with
Sundance Film Festival & Flowers
Every January the Sundance Film Festival is held in Park City, Utah. In fact, the photo of myself and ‘Hoot’ the owl on the About Us page was taken there. It is a melting pot of the newest and brightest short films, documentaries, and motion pictures. A perfect setting for freethinking, nature, and the
Resolutions and Paper Towels
The Holidays are officially over, and resolutions are abundant. Resolutions are a funny thing; they can be large or small, they can be painless or overwhelming. However, we believe they are always for the better. I myself, try just one green change no matter how insignificant it seems to everyone in the store or the