An Ex-Florist's Pleasure
Having been a floral designer for five years in another life, I really notice fresh flowers. At weddings, I'm always as interested in the bride's flower choices as I am in her dress. So, when I moved to San Francisco, one of the great joys I discovered is the tradition of a gorgeous arrangement of fresh flowers to greet the diners in nearly every restaurant. And then there's Greens, where they take flowers to a whole other level!
White enchantment lilies, dark purple, almost black, ti leaves, purple artichokes and lime green curly willow were the stars of this particular show. I love Greens for their fabulous vegetarian food, lovely Marina views and for the pleasure I get every time I open their big doors and get lost in whatever spectacular arrangement they display this time.
White enchantment lilies, dark purple, almost black, ti leaves, purple artichokes and lime green curly willow were the stars of this particular show. I love Greens for their fabulous vegetarian food, lovely Marina views and for the pleasure I get every time I open their big doors and get lost in whatever spectacular arrangement they display this time.
3 Comments:
Makes sense to me. I have a friend who used to be the manager at Greens. Before that he was the manager at another restaurant that always had fantastic arrangements. Because although I never did it for a living, I too notice those little nuances.
I love Greens too, and although not a professional I too love the flowers that are at SF restaurants.
When I was in Hawaii we picked ti leaves and cooked 'ahi wrapped in the leaves over a guava wood fire. Insanity.
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