Bonnie Garrison and Chris Condon

Pollen

“Explore our plants, pick up a gift, get something new to spruce up the house, admire our flowers or watch as we franticly try and get through a busy day of orders. We are an ever-changing environment of creativity.

We are the husband and wife team of Bonnie Garrison and Chris Condon working harmoniously together for over 15 years. And we love it!

Chris also has a busy sculpture studio where he continues to work on commissions and shows. My work is often a whimsical take on observations of flora and fauna that inspire me on a daily basis. Whether playful narratives or curious abstractions, I hope to ignite the viewers interest and make them more aware of their natural surroundings leading to a deeper appreciation and care to tend and love the land we walk everyday.” Bonnie     

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Chris Condon Sculptures

Chris has been working and living in Atlanta for over twenty years, creating work for both public and private commissions

Show Notes

  1. When ordering inventory for your business, don’t over order. Having a limited quantity may actually help you sell through and keep your store looking fresh.

  2. Embrace gardening with your flower business, this will allow you the opportunity to diverse you income and to cross promote plants, flowers, and gardening with flower enthusiasts.

  3. Embrace potted materials for cutting and include them in your design work. This may allow you to tap into a new variety of material for your designs.

  4. Take the time to make each piece special. Even if it’s potted plants or containers for your flowers, make them unique.

  5. Always try and elevate your work, keeping it fresh and different.

  6. Have a strong foundation in art and remember it’s good to invest in your own training to gain experience.

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