Pollen Path

05/10/2018

These bouquets are for sale right now at Pugnuts Ice Cream Shop in Surry, Maine. Rich tones with ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ peonies. A Mother’s Day shoe in.😍

05/10/2018

Soft peachy cream bouquet with a wonderful rose called Mondale. It opens up into a huge ruffled display. Available for sale now at Pugnuts Ice Cream Shop in Surry, Maine.

05/10/2018

Sweet sweet candy for the eyes. What Mother wouldn’t love getting this from her children? They’re being sold down at Pugnuts Ice Cream Shop in Surry, Maine.

05/10/2018

This garden rose smells incredible. The bouquet is available now at Pugnuts Ice Cream Shop in Surry, Maine.

05/10/2018

‘Hanoi’ iris are vivid purple and look bright and clean coupled with the golden freesia. There’s a nice hyacinth surprise in this bouquet as well. Available right now at Pugnuts Ice Cream Shop in Surry, Maine

05/06/2018

There’s still room in upcoming indoor container garden workshop this coming Saturday, May 12th from 10-12. Find details and pre-register on the website www.onthepollenpath.com

05/06/2018

Spring flower design workshop this Thursday, May 10th, from 10-12. Learn techniques of design that support the fragile and fleshy stems of Spring flowers. And create your own arrangement in time for Mother’s Day. Preregistration and get details on the website www.onthepollenpath.com

05/06/2018

There’s still space in the two upcoming Workshops that will be happening this week. One in floral design, and one putting together an indoor container garden BOTH IN TIME FOR MOTHER’S DAY!!! Check out the details on the website... www.onthepollenpath.com

02/15/2018

Things to come this season at Pollen Path

02/08/2018

02/08/2018

So Pollen Path is currently dormant, but not inactive. What does that mean? The storefront is not open, but I’m working on planning weddings with brides, and figuring out what will be offered this coming season. That means design workshops, seedlings and plants, among the other unique treasures that I hope to share. I’m also figuring out how to use aFacebook account. I have not plugged in until now and it’s not as intuitive as I hoped. Any pointers would be welcome.