There's an art to packing the car. It looks haphazard, but everything has to be able to survive a sudden stop, and San Francisco hills.
The ferns were filled in later with orchids and delphinium.
Perhaps the best part is coming home with wastage.
Saturday, April 19, 2008
florist for a day
Natalie Bowen and I worked together years ago at Rose and Radish. She now owns her own company and occasionally calls me in for help with events. We catch up on news during the drive, and I get to be glad I'm not in charge of the events anymore. All in all it's a good time.
There's an art to packing the car. It looks haphazard, but everything has to be able to survive a sudden stop, and San Francisco hills.
The ferns were filled in later with orchids and delphinium.
Perhaps the best part is coming home with wastage.
There's an art to packing the car. It looks haphazard, but everything has to be able to survive a sudden stop, and San Francisco hills.
The ferns were filled in later with orchids and delphinium.
Perhaps the best part is coming home with wastage.
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