Fresh, local blooms sprout from the Web
Jewish Journal
April 23, 2014
For Gregg Weisstein and David Daneshgar, sending flower arrangements to girlfriends and mothers had long been a disappointing experience.
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flowers
Not feeling the candy hearts and kitsch? How to turn around 50 shades of abysmal gray
Jewish Journal
February 14, 2013
It’s that time of year … chocolates, flowers, jewelry. Sappy advertisements and red and pink store displays. There are reminders everywhere. It’s Valentine’s Day.
How sweet it is: behind the buzz at two of California’s hives
Amy Klein
September 14, 2006
The complicated process that bees go through to make honey and the complex operation that people go through to get that honey to the table.
Yeladim
Abby Gilad
April 7, 2005
Inch by Inch, Row by Row! This week\’s Torah portion, Tazria, means: \”If a woman gives birth,\” but it can also mean \”plant.\” And so, being the beginning of spring, that is exactly what it is time to do!
B’nai Mitzvah Planning 101
J. G. Friedman
March 11, 2004
So you\’re going to have a mitzvah — whether it is a bar or a bat, the planning begins early.
Flowers Make the Wedding Bloom
Diana Edel
July 12, 2001
Flowers are often a big part of anyone\’s wedding day, from the bouquets the bride and her attendants carry to the chuppah decorations and the table centerpieces at the reception hall. Many times the flowers are what the guests remember about the wedding (unless a minor disaster strikes). Deciding which flowers to use for what arrangements, though, can be a dizzying experience, thanks to the availability of different types and colors of flowers at all times of the year.
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