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Dispose of that floral foam properly and get ready to take a sustainable approach to flower arrangements. In this How-to, Florist Audra Lambie shares her tips for creating a proper and sustainable flower arrangement. Using floral tape or chicken wire is better for the environment and can be reused several times for different arrangements. Watch the full video above to learn more. Audra Lambie is a florist based in Los Angeles, California. In 2020 and after 15 years of retail, from in-store merchandising to planning to operations, Audra moved into her passion for design. Like many during the pandemic, Audra found herself evaluating her passion and what truly brings her joy. She worked really hard over the years to be successfully employed; however, she was missing the happiness design brought her. That’s when Atwater Collective was born. Audra Lambie sees florals as an art and an opportunity to do something creative. Check out <a href="https://thedesirecompany.com/pros/audralambie" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Audra Lambie's profile</a> to learn more about the Florist.

Create a sustainable flower arrangement with these tips from Florist Audra Lambie. 

How-To Create a Sustainable Flower Arrangement 

Keep the environment safe and learn how to reuse, recycle, or dispose of candle containers properly with Alica "Ace" Easter.&nbsp;She teaches you ways that you can reuse your container before deciding to dispose of it. Check out the full video above to choose whether to reuse or recycle. Alicia "Ace" Easter is a certified yoga instructor who specializes in yoga, meditation, and building people up. She runs corporate and public group yoga classes, speaking engagements, and private yoga and meditation clients as well. She created I AM FREE: Yoga, Meditation, and Intention setting workshop which she holds bi-monthly throughout Los Angeles.

Keep the environment safe and learn how to reuse, recycle, or dispose of candle containers properly with Alica "Ace" Easter. 