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Why + How Small Businesses Need Your Support

Why + How Small Businesses Need Your Support

Surprise! Owning a small business is difficult and SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY is a great day to support all the local shops that you want to stick around. Last year we shared some of our fav small shops in LA, but this year we want to talk about the WHY & HOW of shopping small in every city. We get it - running to a superstore or using a megacorp to get everything under the sun is certainly convenient, and very few people have the resources to bop around from a bakery to a deli to a clothing store to a...

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WildFlora Thanksgiving Tablescape Inspiration

WildFlora Thanksgiving Tablescape Inspiration

It's that time of the year again - when you let us help make your Thanksgiving table something out of a dream.

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Studio City: It's a Date!

Studio City: It's a Date!

Y'all. There's SO MUCH to do in our Studio City neighborhood, so if you're coming to get some flowers, we suggest making a date of it! Grab a friend, a special someone, or even enjoy the solitude of your own company as you check out the many places to eat, drink, shop, relax, and play in Studio City. First stop: Flowers! Place a flower order at the beginning of the day, explore the hood, then stop back in the shop to pick it up. Or, if you want the flowers for your Studio City date, make sure to order an arrangement with...

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Spooky Season Flowers - Fall Under Their Spell

Spooky Season Flowers - Fall Under Their Spell

It's not often that we get to incorporate black florals into our arrangements, so when Halloween rolls around, we get pretty excited. If you adore the Spooky Season color palette as much as we do, it's probably because it utilizes a color wheel triad, meaning the three colors - purple, green, and orange - are equally spaced out on the color wheel. Add some moody low lights for contrast, and you've got a truly enchanting arrangement! Some of the blooms we like to use for Spooky Season include: Pincushion Protea Black Roses Monkey Balls (Gomphocarpus Physocarpus)  Sprayed Plumosa Fern  Dahlias Sprayed black thistle...

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