An empty L.A. lot transforms into a lush water-wise flower farm
Inspired by the slow flower movement, landscape designer Kathleen Ferguson is "making people happy" by growing environmentally appropriate flowers at her micro-farm in L.A.
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Inspired by the slow flower movement, landscape designer Kathleen Ferguson is "making people happy" by growing environmentally appropriate flowers at her micro-farm in L.A.
The rise of small-scale farms has been powered by women who are reshaping what a traditional flower farm used to be
Many entrepreneurs (like me) have led different lives and have tried several different avenues to create something meaningful that reflects their core values.
The slow flowers movement encourages people to think deeply about where their flowers come from and how they are grown. Learn about it here.
Flowers are largely imported in the United States, which comes with a big environmental footprint. The "Slow Flower Movement" is popularizing locally grown flowers.