Mayesh Design Star: Sustainability Tricks for Retail Florists

[@floraluxla]

Love the chicken wire angel vine mechanic in lieu of a frog. Thanks for the fun tips :)

[@susanmcleary6494]

Reduction is often overlooked, and you are so right- it is the most effective and approachable way to make lasting change. Loved all of your tips!!

[@kristylaw9934]

Great ideas! Thank you for sharing and inspiring with your creative solutions.

[@huanvo4313]

Thank you Mayesh for the video and thank you Abby for your time and your tips! I just started my flower shop and your "2 cents" saves me tons of money. Thank you so much! 🙏💐❤️

[@agabrielypereira]

Love your tips and tricks! Thanks Abby!!!

[@bonitagaytan6497]

Great recommendations. I enjoyed watching you. We have similar preferences in flowers making your teachings very applicable to me.

[@letom.359]

Very hepful,thank you !

[@MelindaOwens-y7q]

Great ideas!!!

[@elizabethreames6930]

This was very helpful. Thank you!

[@ruthbloesl3977]

How do you tell customers to change water in the chunked foam?? Running in sink?

[@hannahhunt8062]

Where do you get the angel vine?

[@MK-bl7zk]

Love some ideas... But how is rubber band and double side tape more sustainable? And using wire for the card is as bad as plastic cardholder as it will go to the same landfill. None of those three things are going to be reused or recycled, sadly

[@michelejonsson]

I wonder if twine could be used in place of rubber band, although not as convenient.

[@brooklynrainfocklerleshon]

In our floral shop, we collect and reuse all the rubber bands when we get bunches of flowers in. I'm guessing she does the same -- keeps and reuses old rubber bands as they come into her shop!