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Rooftop Roses respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Lands on which we work, the Wurundjeri, Dja Dja Wurrung, and Taungurung Peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. We also acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded.

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We’re planning to grow the most beautiful rose varieties on our flower farm - sharing roses with you that you wouldn’t usually find grown commercially. Alongside our hydroponic roses, we’re make planting some classic old varieties,
Founder Note To plant even the smallest of gardens, you need to believe in a promising future, and to start a commercial flower farm, I think you need optimism on the grandest scale. Rooftop Roses is closer to coming to life, the first part anyway.
Signs of Spring 🌸 Our first working day at our very own flower farm is just around the corner and it just so happens to beautifully coincide with the onset of Spring. I’ve been noticing the signals of the season changing even more so this yea
Snippets from notes app 🥀 I am pulling together a piece on women who gardened, sharing here some of the words that have stayed with me x
Substack has fast become my favourite place on the internet. There are so many people writing really interesting stories about their lives. I’ve learned a lot about flower farming since joining and made some new friends, too. Here is a selectio
As we approach our first day of planting at our very own flower farm @rooftoproses, I’ve been reflecting on how far we’ve come with @thebeautifulbunch.   Starting with less than $100 in the bank (during a global pandemic, no less), t
Something I’ve indulged in while planning this flower farm over the past three years has been collecting inspiration and making mood boards. Here are a few of the things I’ve been adding to my inspiration folder lately for Rooftop Roses ?
We’re planning to grow the most beautiful rose varieties on our flower farm - sharing roses with you that you wouldn’t usually find grown commercially. Alongside our hydroponic roses, we’re make planting some classic old varieties,
The gold of the floral world ✨ Roses have been so important to The Beautiful Bunch story from the very beginning. They are the one flower we can never get enough of. We need less imports and a better local rose-growing market here in Australia, and
Founder Note To plant even the smallest of gardens, you need to believe in a promising future, and to start a commercial flower farm, I think you need optimism on the grandest scale. Rooftop Roses is closer to coming to life, the first part anyway.
work in Melbourne and live in Tasmania. Needing to escape my home office last week, I took off to work on the next stage of @rooftoproses from Phrontisterion, MONA’s beautiful new library, and it did not disappoint. Fast internet, no phone rec
Signs of Spring 🌸 Our first working day at our very own flower farm is just around the corner and it just so happens to beautifully coincide with the onset of Spring. I’ve been noticing the signals of the season changing even more so this yea Snippets from notes app 🥀 I am pulling together a piece on women who gardened, sharing here some of the words that have stayed with me x Substack has fast become my favourite place on the internet. There are so many people writing really interesting stories about their lives. I’ve learned a lot about flower farming since joining and made some new friends, too. Here is a selectio As we approach our first day of planting at our very own flower farm @rooftoproses, I’ve been reflecting on how far we’ve come with @thebeautifulbunch.   Starting with less than $100 in the bank (during a global pandemic, no less), t
No rain, no flowers! Zahlia and I have just returned from a day at our flower farm-to-be, and it looked so different from when I last saw it in Summer, that I nearly drove right past. It was quite bleak and gloomy, but we were full of enthusias
Something I’ve indulged in while planning this flower farm over the past three years has been collecting inspiration and making mood boards. Here are a few of the things I’ve been adding to my inspiration folder lately for Rooftop Roses ?

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A fortnightly dose of beauty and inspiration. The flowers I'm loving, the women I'm learning from, and a behind-the-scenes journey of building a flower farm for a better world. JM x

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