Erika’s Fresh Flowers Delivers AFW bouquets
24 Friday Jun 2016
Written by Debra Prinzing in American Flowers Week 2016, Promotional Ideas
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AFW2016, Astoria Co-op Grocery, Erika's Fresh Flowers, grocery bouquets, Kathleen Barber, Oregon-Grown Flowers
American Flowers Week + Erika’s Fresh Flowers = Local and Sustainable Beauty
Spotted this week inside the Astoria Co-op Grocery (Astoria, Oregon): Erika’s Fresh Flowers‘ garden bouquets for American Flowers Week.
Farmer-florist and Slowflowers.com member Kathleen Barber added red-white-and-blue AFW2016 stickers to her kraft paper-wrapped bouquets, which she regularly delivers to the local natural grocery in her community.
Kathleen’s 1.25-acre flower farm is based in nearby Warrenton, Oregon, where she grows hundreds of bulbs, annuals, perennials, ornamental shrubs, grasses, succulents and herbs for her custom bouquets.
Her business, Erika’s Fresh Flowers (named after Kathleen’s daughter), grows and designs flowers for regular CSA customers, corporate clients, weddings and events and the Astoria Co-op, a popular hometown grocery store that values local sourcing.
Thanks Kathleen! Your example will inspire others to promote American Flowers Week in their community, too.
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