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2019 Philadelphia Flower Show
The PHS Philadelphia Flower Show is the nation’s largest and longest-running horticultural event and features stunning displays by the world’s premier floral and landscape designers. Started in 1829 by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, the show introduces diverse and sustainable plant varieties and garden and design concepts. In addition to the major garden displays, the Flower […]
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LOOK @ THE NEW SAN FRANCISCO FLOWER MART
We are so excited about this news! Our flower market needed a major upgrade. We are located in the heart of SOMA, the heart of hipsterville, the center of all that is changing in our City. So the San Francisco Flower Mart is going to change right along with our City! We have partnered […]
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We are so lucky to have CCSF in our City!
The Floristry Program City College was established in the 1930’s and has been offering training opportunities for creative expression, a desire to work with a beautiful product, enjoyment of hands-on creativity, and a determination to make the most important moments in life truly special, are just a few of the reasons students choose to study floristry […]
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The Wild Bunch: Succulents, Cacti & Fat Plants | Conservatory of Flowers
Source: The Wild Bunch: Succulents, Cacti & Fat Plants | Conservatory of Flowers May 6 – October 16, 2016 This spring, the Conservatory of Flowers gets rough and tumble as it celebrates some of the more ornery gangs of the plant world in a new exhibition. Set amongst the rusty remnants of an old ghost […]
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Tomorrow …
We are looking forward to tomorrow! And this is what tomorrow will look like on our corner of 6th & Brannan and our San Francisco Flower Mart! The end of 2014 we partnered with Kilroy Realty to collaborate and create a state-of-art flower market, right here on the corner of 6th & Brannan St. Over the […]
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