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Evansville Event Florist and Flower Farm

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American Flowers Week

July 1, 2020 by Whitney Muncy

It's American Flowers Week! This floral celebration runs from June 28- July 4 each year and celebrates American grown flowers and the farmers who grow and florists who use those blooms. Flowers are growing in all 50 states right now and the diversity of plants is extraordinary. A large portion of American grown flowers are produced on California farms but there are

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Flowers At The Farm–The Why, What, and When

July 4, 2019 by Whitney Muncy

It's American Flowers Week! June 28-July 4 marks the floral holiday that celebrates American grown flowers. (Visit americangrownflowers.com to learn more.) Three of the main reasons I believe in supporting local flowers are uniqueness, sustainability, and economics. Not all flowers ship well. When you buy from a local farmer, you can often get something unique,

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4 Ways I Want to Help You

January 31, 2019 by Whitney Muncy

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While I don't have any events scheduled in January, I am certainly busy! This is the time of year when I am meeting with a lot of clients, writing a lot of proposals, and also working to streamline the business end of what I do. While I wish I could design with beautiful flowers all day, the truth is that the business part of owning a small business takes a lot of time. 

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What Did Flower Arrangements Look Like in 1908?

September 11, 2018 by Whitney Muncy

What did flower arrangements look like in 1908? If you are familiar with Dutch Master oil paintings, you may have an idea.  Painters in this period often painted still lifes of lush, opulent flower arrangements.  Roses and dahlias were popular, as were jewel tones mixed with light pastels.  Arrangements were often loose, asymmetrical, in a garden style, and spilling out of

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American Flowers Week 2018

July 4, 2018 by Whitney Muncy

American Flowers Week was started four years ago by Slow Flowers founder, Debra Prinzing.  Slow Flowers, like the Slow Food movement, celebrates local products.  Slow Flowers celebrates all those in the American flower industry and the local products they share with their communities. From Debra Prinzing: "I created American Flowers Week in 2015 as a

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What Our Clients Are Saying

  • "...Whitney and Pat are a dream to work with, both very friendly, knowledgable, and receptive to your needs. They took my vision and  created a variety of arrangements that were WAY beyond my expectations! They truly nailed it! I can't recommend them enough." Sarah
    Sarah
  • "Emerald Design was an absolute pleasure to work with! Whitney understood my vision and made everything more than I could have imagined! Sometimes when you have a vision, things do not always go as planned, but Whitney made sure this was possible in every way... I can’t thank Emerald Design enough for making me feel at ease during all of the planning and for the beautiful outcome!" Jayme
    Jayme
  • Emerald Design did a wonderful job on making our wedding ceremony and reception flowers absolutely beautiful. Their attention to detail and knowledge of their craft showed in their recommendations and the final products. I would trust Whitney and Pat with another large event in a heartbeat! Thank you for all your hard work!
    Audrey
  • Made my wedding day dreams come true! They were amazing, from consultation to wedding day, and executed everything I had envisioned. It could not have come together so seamlessly without the help of Whitney and Pat! So sweet! Beyond pleased! Definitely will recommend to all my friends and clientele!
    Hannah

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