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The 1902 renovations of the White House removed the greenhouses and constructed the West Wing and East Wing. Flowers were brought from nearby government greenhouses. With the advent of plane transportation, flowers began to arrive from distant destinations: Florida, Colorado for First Lady
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sparingly, initially only in the summer months when in season. Wax fruit and wax, silk and paste porcelain flowers were displayed in the French porcelain and gilt bronze vases purchased by President
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In addition to the ongoing production of fresh-cut floral displays for the White House, the chief floral designer oversees the annual holiday decoration of the house.
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were begun on the west side of the White House above the West Colonnade; they continued to be added to on the west, occupying much of the space of the present
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White House chief florist Nancy Clarke completes an arrangement of white lilies, white roses, hydrangeas, and limes before a dinner in the
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in the White House. At their zenith, the White House greenhouses supplied thousands of potted plants to the White House.
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Assistant White House floral designer Wendy Elsasser adds final touches to a holiday cranberry topiary in the
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The White House head florist is gone and rumors are flying about why (Chicago Tribune article-March 24, 2015)
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Flowers, White House Style: With 100 Original Designs by the Former White House Chief Floral Decorator.
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of the White House. The cranberry topiary is now a 20-year-plus tradition and is placed on the room's
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Conservatories covered the West Colonnade and site of the current West Wing in the 19th century.
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Flowers at the White House: An informal tour of the home of the President of the United States.
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began to use looser and more informal arrangements, many based upon 16th-century
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My First Ladies: Twenty-Five Years as the White House Chief Floral Designer.
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The chief floral designer heads the White House Flower Shop in the
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The White House Gardens Concepts and Design of the Rose Garden.
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for the White House in 1815. By the mid-1830s, a series of
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An Invitation to the White House: At Home with History.
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