Cultivating Place this week welcomes Debra Prinzing, the producer of slowflowers.com, the online directory to American flower farms, and florists, shops and studios who source domestic and local flowers. 

I would be surprised if most people I spoke to today — pretty much no matter where I might be in the US — were not familiar with the term slow food. 

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Cultivating Place this week welcomes Debra Prinzing, the producer of slowflowers.com, the online directory to American flower farms, and florists, shops and studios who source domestic and local flowers. I would be surprised if most people I spoke to today — pretty much no matter where I might be in the US — were not familiar with the term slow food. Are you familiar with the term and movement known as Slow Flowers?

Cultivating Place this week welcomes Debra Prinzing, the producer of slowflowers.com, the online directory to American flower farms, and florists, shops and studios who source domestic and local flowers. 

I would be surprised if most people I spoke to today — pretty much no matter where I might be in the US — were not familiar with the term slow food. 

Are you familiar with the term and movement known as Slow Flowers?

Debra Prinzing And The Slow Flowers Movement

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