There may not be a better time to launch a YouTube channel than this stay-at-home period. I finally had a chance to plan a floral design video series called “Four Seasons.” The idea is to feature one seasonal flower and make an arrangement you can do at home without going …
This is a wall arrangement made from wisteria branches I pruned. It took two hours to weave the branches and secured with wires. Flowers in water tubes can be interchangeable every week. This is a perfect backdrop for my video conferences during the shelter in place as you can see from my …
This is an arrangement from my spring garden, inspired by Ariella Chezar, my favorite floral designer. Hope this natural beauty will lift your spirits by a notch during the shelter in place. Materials: Roses (Barbara Streisand, Chicago Peace, Diana – Princess of Wales, Paradise, Secret, Sunset Celebration), Weigela, Flowering Plum …
A small arrangement to bring to my in-laws for a Christmas dinner. Nothing is blooming in my garden. So, I bought California …
I saved these twisted wisteria vines while pruning. Some look like treble clefs. You know the music symbol? Because I salvaged the …
I learned this technique from Katsuko Biko Thielke, a master Sogetsu teacher, at a workshop last year. She demonstrated how to run …
This Jasmine “chandelier” smells wonderful in our dining room. The arrangement is to feature the cascading nature of Jasmine. The yellow …
This arrangement is a holiday gift for my regular agency client. Because I made many arrangements for them before, I thought I …
These are holiday gifts for my agency clients. Most materials come from San Francisco Flower Mart, but I had a hard time …
Paradise stays strong … That’s what I thought when I saw this Paradise rose, a single stem of rose that was blooming …
