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Florist: The Old-Time Meaning.

The present day understanding of the word "Florist," refers to anyone who sells or arranges flowers for a living.
The old horticultural definition for florist was of someone who devoted themself to the cultivation of a particular type of flower to exacting show standards.
The floristīs passion in life was to grow perfect examples of the type of plant he specialised in.
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The Tradition Remains.

The traditions of floristry remain today in the exhibitors of modern-day Chrysanthemums, Fuchsias, Dahlias, Roses and such-like.
During the late 18th and 19th centuries, many more types of flowers had their enthusiasts.
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