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Always Blooming
Garden Guests
Season 1, Ep. 6
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If you are a florist or flower lover then you have definitely already heard of the famous Fleuropean!!! Emily Avenson started one of the most famous flower workshops in the Belgium countryside from the most humble beginnings and you get to hear all of it here. We know her work and offerings from instagram photos and her website but this conversation takes it so much deeper so that you get the chance to really understand how she manages her garden, her guests, her personal life, and her own authentic creativity. I interviewed her in Belgium while being at one of her artist retreats myself so I could recommend first hand the incredibly unique experience. Fleuropean.com or @fleuropean
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