Elena Hrdličková

Mrs. Elena and her husband have been florists for 30 years. He and his son, Marek, who is a gardener, work together on the Minitržnica project. While Mark and his girlfriend grew the market space, we started a brief conversation with a sympathetic florist.

Elena is a natural beauty lover. If the customer wants to, he will see the wreath with the artificial flowers, but he advises everyone that the living are irreplaceable. They sell handmade flowers and flowers imported from the Netherlands.

It’s always seasonal, so business is diverse. It’s spring, another autumn. In the spring there will be herbs, plants, and flowers on the Minitržnica, which Marek,” said the florist. She added that in the autumn she together produced Czech wreaths using natural materials. From October to November, the market garden shines with chrysanthemums.

We asked how he looked at plastic wreaths that glow in front of shops and cemeteries every autumn.

The natural materials are more ecological, and yet it is not about the wreaths to last for two years,’ said Elena.

When we asked about the favorite flowers of the florist, she immediately pointed to the beautiful surfing that dragged her along the facade of the florist and then added that she loved all the flowers except the purple woodpecker, which her cade-tade grows without control on the lawn. In addition to flowers and gardens he loves swimming, cycling and walking with dogs.