Take your home décor to the next level with fall florals when you join local floral expert Emily Bader as she demonstrates how to create four unique fall designs. You’ll learn how to use Bader’s designs to inspire your own creation, conditioning fresh flowers to add extra life to your arrangement. Bader will also share tools and techniques that make flower arranging easier, including where to purchase supplies in the greater Orlando area. Match your harvest hues with blooms and leaves in every color this autumn.
By participating in this program, you can expect to learn:
This program is presented by Emily Bader and is hosted by the Winter Park Health Foundation.
How to join the Zoom Program:
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About the Program Presenter
Emily Bader has been chairman and judge of flower shows since the mid-1980s. She was president of the Suburban Garden Club of Germantown, TN, and the Winter Park Garden Club, and spearheaded a WPGC Civic Awareness project at Pulsifer Place. She is currently working with the City of Winter Park for planting an Edible Orchard on Cady Way and signage for all the trees in Central Park.
In Germantown, TN, Bader served as chair of the Beautification Commission for several years and was awarded a Four-Star individual Award from the state. She now enjoys serving on the Board of Winter Park in Bloom. Her goal is to enhance Winter Park to be an even nicer community than when she moved to town in 2011.
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