by Jennie Love | Nov 14, 2013 | Farming
A few hours with the tractor yesterday and the highs and lows of this season are now nothing but a memory. What remains is an earthy blank slate for next year. The potential is palpable and yet so tenuous, like gossamer. There should be relief and rest right about...
by Jennie Love | Nov 6, 2013 | Designing, Farming
It was such an honor to be interviewed by author and slow-flower champion, Debra Prinzing, for her podcast series, Slow Flowers. Erin and I got to chat with her in between leading our workshops in late October. Be sure to listen if you’re curious about some of...
by Jennie Love | Nov 4, 2013 | Farming
The chrysanthemum has long been admired as a bloom of much significance in several cultures, particularly their native homeland, China. It is a genus with amazing diversity, both in blooms and uses. These unique plants are equally useful in the kitchen (teas, soups,...
by Jennie Love | Oct 3, 2013 | Designing
Photo shoots are almost always fun. This particular shoot was extra enjoyable for me because it involved one of my favorite photography duos (Amanda and Carina), and it was at one of my favorite hidden historical gems in Philadelphia. ALL PHOTOS IN THIS POST WERE...
by Jennie Love | Oct 2, 2013 | Designing
This week’s design for The Seasonal Bouquet Project was certainly no masterpiece. There were no magnificent mechanics to support an elaborate and artistic arrangement. No grand swoops or arcs. Just a simple mason jar full of my favorite flowers that I arranged...
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