Foraging for plants.

Some are, sure. But a lot are imported due to growing seasons. It's not always practical to grow everything in a greenhouse. Water, lighting, and heating get expensive. You can't insulate a greenhouse well because thet means less light.

Flower shops get shipped long waxed boxes packed with flowers end to end in order to do flower arrangements. Some flowers are also really prone to mold and stem breakage.

For example alstromaria, carnations, mums, ferns, baby's breath, saladago, and salal all have great shelf life. Stay for 2 weeks to 3 months in a cooler.

But plants such as lilly of the valley have a short growing season. Gerbera Daisy is so fragile and actually are shipped with plastic straws.

There really isn't a good way to bypass it. Flowers only grow when a plant is mature enough to produce seeds. From a gardening perspective it takes about 95-110 days for a tomato to go from seed to flowering/fruit. So every flower in your arrangement takes 3 months of planning from the seed.

Not sure what you are talking about exactly. I'm stating this from the perspective of a gardener and forager.

I use Ad Nauseum. Why degoogle when you can actively cost them money?

Stabbed twice..worked like a dream afterwords.

G2s are nice for pena. We also have some of the Sharpie ones.

I really like the Papermate felt tip marker pens.

Zebra F701 is also nice.

Fell through the cracks. I don't know what to say there.

Looked it up. That dude looks like he really enjoys making videos.

What's the unexpectables?

I'm seeing a lot of stuff with the lable citations needed, who is the creator?

Yes. I want to know if they are a south paw before they find out I slept with their wife.

I just mentally imagine everyone carries rifles for bears. Is that a problem.