The Foibles of a Florist
Sarah RushbrookeWeekly letters from Sarah, a Glasgow-based florist, who just can't shut up about flowers. Expect whimsy, floral chaos and grumblings about sore fingers from thorny roses.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 39 | Subscribers | Read | sarahrushbrooke.substack.com |
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The biggest job to date
Me and a florist pal we’re having coffee. We were meant to be having an admin day, but our laptops were firmly closed, notepads and pens hadn’t even made it out of our bags. We were in Partenope. The coffee is delicious and the big glass wi...
Floral essay #15
It’s Book Week Scotland! This year’s theme is hope. I had booked onto one of the Scottish Book Trust’s free workshops during BWS, but this week also happened to be the week of my biggest ever job since launching Rook Botanics. So, unfortuna...
How did I become a florist?
Being a florist has been a part of my identity for years. Decades, even. When I spent my 20s, working in marketing, I still held on to this identity. It just felt like part of who I was. But it actually happened by accident.
Floral essay #14
Lilies were just for funerals. Working in a flower shop, it was fascinating to watch people literally turn their nose up at a flower. Some people were so disdainful of lilies you would have thought they dolled out contagious diseases to any...
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Florist and writer living in Scotland.
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