Well, when you go from being a pro snowboarder to a lobster fisherman to an actor, it's rather unlikely that you will then become a florist.

My favorite flower really changes with the seasons… There are so many beautiful varieties that it makes it very hard to choose. However, if I must choose, I would choose the Protea. The reason I choose this flower is because there are three hundred different varieties. That is why it's called the Protea, because it was named after the shape-shifting God, Proteas.

It would have to be working with nature as my medium. Flowers are an inspiration to many different arts, so to use them as the medium for this art form is a great luxury.

I'm inspired by many things as a florist. First and foremost, the flowers themselves. From there, it's nature and making arrangements that feel natural. Beyond that, I take inspiration from very abstract corners of life, from great artists like Juan Miro, Salvador Dali, and Pablo Picasso, to Alexander Calder, Marlon Brando, Wes Anderson, Michael Chabon, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, and Lakeith Stanfield, to name a few.

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I would maintain hydration — meaning, put water in the vase every two days and keep the flowers out of any direct sunlight in your home.

The great thing about buying an arrangement is that when it arrives at your destination, it is ready to be enjoyed without any added work. A bouquet will arrive and require trimming the stems at a 45° angle and placing them in a vase that complements the flowers and colors.