Human Flower Project
		Blog Details Author: Julie Ardery Location: Austin, TX The Human Flower Project, directed by author and sociologist Julie Ardery, is a weblog of international flower news and floral customs. The site promotes research and discussion of how flowers are used and understood in many cultures, with special emphasis on the florist industry, flower rituals, religious traditions, and the social and psychological dimensions of gardening. Median Rating: 5 Rate This Garden Blog: 5 - Perfect 4 - Good 3 - Average 2 - Mediocre 1 - Bad
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Sneak-a-Peek Recent excerpts from Human Flower Project. Colombian Flowers: Duty-Free Again 16 May 2012 at 4:15pm The new Free Trade Agreement between the U.S. and Colombia went into effect yesterday. Colombian flowers are that country?s major export to the U.S. and have gobbled up the U.S. market since the ea... A Haven in New Haven 9 May 2012 at 5:06pm Marsh Botanic Gardens, designed by Beatrix Jones Farrand Photo: Georgia Silvera Seamans My 2001 class photo was taken in the backyard of Marsh Hall on the Yale School of Forestry and Environmenta... Araceli?s Flowers on a Seat of Honor 5 May 2012 at 10:47pm The patron saint of Lucena inspires a distinctive floral outpouring from the faithful of Southern Spain.

The new BlossomSwap.com has launched.  The entire premise behind BlossomSwap.com was to start a community where people could share knowledge, communicate ideas, and encourage friendships between people who share this sometimes crazy and very addictive passion. Gardening brings us together, but it's the individuality of each participant that nourishes our website so that it can continue to grow as the whimsical community it is.

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