Aimee Teegarden shared childhood memories of Easter egg hunts with her brother and cousin, which always ended in tears due to competitiveness. Despite this, she continues the tradition in some form every year, whether it’s for the dogs or other variations. Teegarden emphasized that for her, the hunt is about quantity over anything else.
Teegarden’s involvement in Hallmark’s movie “An Easter Bloom” had her exploring a new spring tradition. In the film, she plays a flower farmer who enters a floral design competition to save her family’s land. Before filming, she took a flower arranging class in Vancouver with her co-star Frances Flanagan. Teegarden learned new techniques such as building a vase bouquet without putting in the greenery first, which she found mind-blowing yet fascinating.
Despite not being able to fully utilize her new flower arranging skills on set, Teegarden found the experience of learning them to be enjoyable. When asked about her favorite flowers, she mentioned peonies and Jasmine, with peonies being particularly special to her as they are often available around her birthday in October. “An Easter Bloom” is now streaming on Hallmark Movies Now for viewers to enjoy.
Teegarden reflected on the competitive nature of Easter egg hunts from her childhood, revealing that her cousin would often take her time only to be overtaken by the more speedy Teegarden. While the hunts used to end in tears, she now sees them as a fun tradition to continue each year. She emphasized the importance of the hunt being about enjoying the process rather than just the end result.
In preparation for her role in “An Easter Bloom,” Teegarden took a flower arranging class and learned new techniques that changed her perspective on building vase bouquets. She found the experience of learning about flower arranging to be fascinating and interesting. While she didn’t get to use all her new skills on set, she appreciated the opportunity to explore a new hobby and perspective.
Teegarden’s love for peonies and Jasmine stems from their beauty and fragrance, with peonies being particularly special to her as they are available around her birthday. She enjoyed the experience of working on “An Easter Bloom” and exploring a new spring tradition through her character’s journey. The movie is now available for streaming on Hallmark Movies Now for fans to enjoy.
