On the corner of Operagata and Rostockgata, both the shop itself and the cobblestone outside the door will be filled with beautiful bouquets and green plants.
Behind Bjørvika Blomster is Lena Hüllert, who herself lives in the neighborhood. After 25 years in the countryside, with a flowering garden, soil under her nails and a greenhouse filled to the brim with tomato plants, vines and herbs, she moved back to the city. The dream of opening a flower shop in the neighborhood came last year:
– One late summer evening last year, my daughters said "can you not open a flower shop then, mom?" I laughed it off, but deep down I felt that, yes, that was exactly what I was going to do.
In the spring of 2021, her dream becomes a reality, and Lena is opening a flower shop in her own neighborhood. Hope you're all excited!
While they are working hard to build a flower shop, you can follow @bjorvikablomster on Instagram and Facebook. Here you will find both updates and inspiration leading up to the opening.
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