Gardens
eco friendly valentine's bouquets
Gardens
eco friendly valentine's bouquets
Who would have guessed that cut flowers were fraught with so many environmental concerns?? From the pesticides used to grow them, to the fungicides used to keep them from rotting, to the fact that they're often shipped thousands of kilometres across the planet to get to you, they are so many factors in why asking a few simple questions of your florist before buying your bouquet make sense. Are the flowers organic or certified*? What is the certification? Do you use locally grown products where possible? Are your vases made of recycled glass? In Vancouver, Amoda Flowers specializes in eco-friendly, sustainable, organic bouquets, and more (one of their lovely bouquets is pictured above). They also factor in the following to ensure that as many aspects of their business are as natural as possible.
The third winner of a Go Green Works Starter Kit, including the following products, is Rebecca Vogan of Toronto! (To see the original post announcing the contest, click here.)
- Cellophane used for wrapping and packaging is compostable and non-GMO
- Tissue paper is made from recycled paper
- Ribbon is biodegradable, and coloured with soy inks
- All printing is done on recycled or tree-free paper
The third winner of a Go Green Works Starter Kit, including the following products, is Rebecca Vogan of Toronto! (To see the original post announcing the contest, click here.)
- Green Works Dishwashing Liquid, Green Works Natural All-Purpose Cleaner, Green Works Natural Glass & Surface Cleaner, Green Works Natural Toilet Bowl Cleaner, Green Works Natural Dilutable Cleaner, Green Works Natural Bathroom Cleaner
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