The Story of Bloom, Part 1: The Dream
It’s easy to get so wrapped up in the day-to-day craziness of this business that I forget just how far we’ve come. After all, if past me had met someone…
Bloom Baby, Bloom! is the blog of Bloom founder Amanda Kitaura.
How to Create a Holiday Wreath
It’s almost time for the most wonderful season of all: A time for enjoying hot chocolate next to a fire, a time for reconnecting with family, and a time when…
How to Set a Formal Table With Flowers
Whether you’ll be hosting an elaborate Thanksgiving dinner this year or just having a few friends around the table for a fun get-together sometime in the next few months, the…
Using Vegetables in Flower Arrangements
Hey there! Ever wondered about the magic of combining flowers and veggies in a single arrangement? It might sound wild, but trust me, it's a burst of creativity that's totally…
Unleash Your Creativity at Bloom’s Summer Workshop Series
Bloom's Summer Workshop Series launches today! It’s where the beauty of nature meets the art of floral design. Get ready for an unforgettable experience that will ignite your creativity, foster…
Is Home Composting Worth the Effort?
Earth Day is coming up this weekend, and you don’t need to move to a solar-powered house made of straw to live a little greener. You can make a few…
Growing Tulips in Sacramento is a Year-Long Process
Growing any kind of flower requires patience, but did you know the process for tulips takes almost an entire year? That might be why I can’t stop talking about them.…
Why Bloom is the Most Sustainable Flower Subscription in Sacramento
Just because flowers come out of the ground, it doesn’t mean they’re always as green as they could be. Many of the flowers you see in grocery stores or other…
Important Holidays to Give Flowers in 2023
Everyone knows flowers make an excellent gift, but they make even more of an impact when given on dates other than the big, “obvious” dates. Here we’ll go through some…
How to Grow Ranunculus and Anemone From Corms
Rancunulus and anemones are some of my favorite flowers, and when you grow them it’s easy to see why: on top of being stunning, complex and delicate flowers, the plants themselves are super productive, resilient and super low-maintenance for the first few months of their lives. I was super excited to be able to sell some unique ranunculus and anemone corms this year — here’s how to grow them in the Sacramento area.
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