
Rachel Wardley - founder of the renowned Tallulah Rose Flower School chats to 'Tallulah's' - the affectionate name for florists and growers who have studied with Rachel. Each month we will hear inspiring stories, guests who took the leap and made a career change without previous floral experience, highs and lows, early mornings, guests who are growing their own blooms in challenging weather, tips ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePersonal JournalsBusinessCareers | |||

In this heartfelt interview, Rachel welcomes Sara of Sara Pearch Flowers. Sara shares her inspiring journey of rediscovering creativity through flowers, after a serious illness led her to floristry. Her story highlights the power of following your pa... more
In this inspiring interview, Kirsty shares her transformative journey from textile design and cabin crew to becoming a passionate florist. Discover her experiences in Amsterdam, the power of social media for marketing, and practical insights into bui... more
In Episode 5, the tables are turned as Lucie, Rachel’s best friend and fellow florist, interviews Rachel on her inspiring journey from a career in fashion to founding Tallulah Rose Flower School. They laugh about their early friendship and where it a... more
In Episode 4, Rachel welcomes Jake Hobson, founder of Niwaki, the iconic UK based Japanese inspired gardening brand. Jake shares the fascinating story of the company, from initial start up to where they are now, exploring the ethos behind Japanese cr... more
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