Koch invited me to review the highlights of Jeff Leatham’s recent demonstration in Sydney which I attended after winning a competition on the Koch & Co Facebook page. It’s exciting because not only do I get to talk about my favourite topic, but I get to share my experience of meeting one of the industries most renowned and loved designers, Jeff Leatham.
Koch & Co is proud to be sponsoring the floral design competition for the second year running at this year’s Melbourne Flower & Garden Show, with Flowers Victoria. A wonderful opportunity to get involved in this historic event, entry is available to all florists state-wide, enabling you to promote your work to over 100,000 floral fans, international visitors and industry insiders. We were impressed with the entries last year (check out our 2014 entries and review of the event), so we hope a lot of florists will be keen to participate this year.
Bart Hassam talks about what, and who, inspires him – and why organising flowers for a dinner for 800 people was even more challenging than it sounds.
When we think of adhesive tapes we immediately think of sticky tape. Before pressure sensitive adhesive tapes (PSA’s) were invented, glue and paper was used to secure and bind packaging. The discovery of sticky tape came about when a scientist working for 3M back in 1925 discovered masking tape. Then, the same scientist discovered cello tape which was named Scotch® Magic Tape. These inventions paved the way for the invention of a very wide variety of tapes we see today.
School formal season is upon us once again, and for many, it’s a time to shine and create lasting memories. One of the most cherished traditions during this season is the exchange of beautiful flower corsages. These elegant accessories are not only a symbol of admiration but also a statement of sophistication.