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Finding a passion for flower farming and floral design

In this episode of Slow Flowers show, the hosts speak with Alicia Houston, the founder of Healer's Harvest, based in Poulsbo, Washington. After moving to the Pacific Northwest from San Diego to care for her grandfather, a long-time veggie grower and farmers' market seller, Alicia found her own passion for flower farming.

Alicia provides floral designs for weddings, events, and pop-ups; she offers DIY flower buckets and hosts design workshops. She is committed to sustainability, using locally sourced flowers and eco-friendly techniques to create unique, seasonal arrangements that reflect the beauty of the Kitsap Peninsula where she lives.

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Source: Slow Flowers Podcast

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