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The Horizons Floral Collection

New arrangements just launched!

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The Field Fresh Box

Ship Flowers in Washington State

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Primarily USA Grown Flowers + No Floral Foam

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Bubble Gum Pink

starting at $74.00 USD $79.00 USD

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Remembrance | Very Popular!

starting at $94.00 USD $99.00 USD

Need Flower Delivery In Another City?

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The Floral Mechanics!

Influencing Change thru Collaboration + Education

A Day in the Life of a Florist

A new way to say, "I love you, Mom" from First & Bloom

A new way to say,

Now, anyone in Washington State can experience fresh flowers by First & Bloom.  I've launched a new shippable option called, The Field Fresh Box.  These flowers are picked from local flower fields within about 24 hours, then boxed and shipped for next day arrival. Loved ones have been raving about the floral surprise they discover when they open their adorable, shipped box! Order one today!

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How to crack the code to profitability for Valentine’s Day.

How to crack the code to profitability for Valentine’s Day.

Every February, the floral industry gears up for the largest holiday of the year, Valentine’s Day.  I used to start prepping months in advance. Plotting out pop up shops, carefully choreographing marketing campaigns, pre-ordering flowers, “guestimating” how any arrangements to make; all in the hopes of making a nice chunk of revenue on what should be a sure-thing for florists. Right? Wrong. Since my start...

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