florists?
#1
florists?
Hello everyone, been lurking on here for a while and thought i would ask a quick question.
Is there any florists on here who have took thier trade over with them.
I have my own florists at the moment and would be looking to hopefully open my own shop or work in another florists.
Is there much difference in styles to the uk. is the air con enough to keep the flowers fresh or do all florists have walk in coolers.
thanks for any help with these questions
Lou
Is there any florists on here who have took thier trade over with them.
I have my own florists at the moment and would be looking to hopefully open my own shop or work in another florists.
Is there much difference in styles to the uk. is the air con enough to keep the flowers fresh or do all florists have walk in coolers.
thanks for any help with these questions
Lou
#2
Re: florists?
Hi there,I will reply to you tomorow if thats ok.Its 12.14 and way past my bed time.ps if i forget pm and remind me.Old age and all that.x Irishbloo
#4
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Joined: Aug 2007
Location: Cupar, Scotland
Posts: 183
Re: florists?
Florists aren't on the demand list are they? Or am i just blind as a bat and missed it?
#8
Re: florists?
Im a florist, I did nt really want to continue in the trade after we left the Uk, but you know what us florist are like when you see a bunch of flowers you have to have a good nose, Iv seen a few really good florist in the city, but the ones you see in the shopping centers all seem to bang out the same bloody A symmetrical arrangement !!!! might as well work in a factory, Iv seen very few Aqua Wraps and they tend to go for arrangements here rather than bouquets. Apart from that the flowers here are lovely, lots of stuff to work with if you know what your doing, like I say though not going back down that road.
Good luck
Amanda
Good luck
Amanda
#10
Re: florists?
Thanks for that flowergal, mmm looking forward to using some different stuff which doesn't make the locals think you are growing triffids hehehe.
i don't think i could give up floristry, one week away from the smell of euc and i get withdrawl sysmptoms
i don't think i could give up floristry, one week away from the smell of euc and i get withdrawl sysmptoms
#11
Re: florists?
Too many early morning down the markets, toooooo many stressed out brides.
You ll get your euc fix every day here just by walking down the road
Good luck with the move, where you heading ??
Amanda
You ll get your euc fix every day here just by walking down the road
Good luck with the move, where you heading ??
Amanda
#12
Forum Regular
Joined: Feb 2008
Location: Kallaroo, West Australia
Posts: 49
Re: florists?
Im a florist, I did nt really want to continue in the trade after we left the Uk, but you know what us florist are like when you see a bunch of flowers you have to have a good nose, Iv seen a few really good florist in the city, but the ones you see in the shopping centers all seem to bang out the same bloody A symmetrical arrangement !!!! might as well work in a factory, Iv seen very few Aqua Wraps and they tend to go for arrangements here rather than bouquets. Apart from that the flowers here are lovely, lots of stuff to work with if you know what your doing, like I say though not going back down that road.
Good luck
Amanda
Good luck
Amanda
#15
Re: florists?
Yeah funny mine are too, Just walked past a florist in Joondalup, it looked manic, I used to hate Valentines day and Mothers day with a passion.
Amanda
Amanda