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J Schwanke’s Life In Bloom

Flowers for Now and Later

Season 7 Episode 709

Permanent flowers provide many of the same benefits as fresh flowers. J creates permanent arrangements, showing the best techniques for assembly. Southern Magnolia is the featured flower. Also included: an arrangement made from toy building bricks, and a tribute to the show’s biggest fan.

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Friday Jun 6, 9:30 AM PDT on PBS SoCal Plus
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Día de los Muertos
26:46
Flower friend Sandy Villegas shares paper flower making and Día de los Muertos traditions.
Color Schemes
26:46
Color principles - complimentary, analogous, and monochromatic - inform flower bouquets.
What’s the Tea?
26:46
A look at the tea leaves reveals an immediate future including flowers, family, and tea.
Rose City
26:46
J visits Portland, Oregon - the city of roses, as well as a flower farm and flower market.
Flowers & Kids
26:46
Flowers and kids team up for exciting projects. Included: a visit with Wimee the Robot.
Woven Together
26:46
Flower friend Sue Muldoon shows J weaving techniques. Then J joins flowers and weaving.
The Stinking Rose
26:46
A show about the “other” rose - garlic. A garlic farm, garlic scapes and a garlic martini.
Let’s Go Dutch
26:46
A flower farm founded by Dutch immigrants in a show about Dutch culture and flowers.
Butterflies in Bloom
26:46
J visits a butterfly garden, finding inspiration for flower arrangements and a cocktail.
Holidays for Blooms
26:31
J shares ways to enjoy flowers for the Christmas Holidays - including projects and crafts.
Flower Memories
26:31
Flowers create memories! J shares how flowers enhance treasured times in your life!
Flower Foraging
26:31
J shares foraging tips from an expert. Also: a recipe and a beverage with foraged flora.
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