Valentine’s Day is a day that is meant for spending time with the people that bring the most love to your life. Whether you are planning a romantic date night with your significant other or a celebration with a group of your closest friends, a floral ice bucket can take your festivities to the next level. read more
The carnation is the January birth flower. The carnation is one of the most charming flowers known for its ruffled petals and wide array of colors. They have a delicate clove-like scent and are known for their long-lasting flowers. read more
Unexpected vet visits can be costly but avoidable if you are knowledgeable about toxic vs. non-toxic plants. Be proactive in order to keep your furry family members away from harmful foliage. Our guide on how to keep pets safe from potentially poisonous and toxic plants will keep Fido from barking up the wrong bush. read more
The classic rose is the quintessential flower of romance. Although receiving a bouquet of red roses is certainly a romantic gift all on its own, turn up the romance this Valentine’s Day with a few creative ways to use rose petals.
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Hydrangeas are a truly unique flower. They can be identified by their globe-shaped blooms, which flourish in summer and spring. Hydrangeas symbolize heartfelt emotion, gratitude and sometimes boastfulness. These blooms are often given on fourth wedding anniversaries to symbolize appreciation. read more
Galentine’s day is a holiday that stems from an episode of the popular television show, Parks and Recreation. Every February 13th, the lead character, Leslie Knope, gathers together all her lady friends to celebrate their friendship. read more
Send your warm wishes for a speedy recovery by including a heartfelt get well card along with your bouquet of get well flowers. read more
The holiday season gives us an excuse to show off our creativity and hosting skills. It’s a time to get adventurous with new recipes and unique decor. For the perfect holiday decor, try creating a floral balloon garland for your entryway or photobooth. read more
A new year always seems like a fresh start. It’s a time when we reflect on the triumphs and tribulations of the past twelve months and make resolutions for the coming year. read more
This Christmas: no repeat gifts, no returns and, most importantly, no disappointments. With this holiday pledge, you’re going to give friends, family and co-workers gifts that will truly blow them away. The following gift giving tree guide offers 12 gift ideas for everyone on your list, all of which are guaranteed to bring happiness and make you the best gift giver ever. read more
Make your holiday table a memorable one with an unforgettable Christmas centerpiece that will make your tablescape sparkle with holiday joy. Whether your style is classically luxurious, freshly modern, or chic and trendy there are plenty of ways to dress up your tabletop decor. read more
Add some cheer to your holiday parties this year with fun cocktails and cozy coffee drinks.
Party prep time! Fancy bar carts are the “in thing” this year so be certain to have it stocked with all the appropriate ingredients for your special cocktails. If you don’t have a cart, designate a counter or buffet top to be your cocktail station. Plus, line up gleaming stemware, napkins, and stir sticks. Then dress up your bar space with a fresh bouquet of flowers. (Tip: order your bouquet a day early, so the blooms have time to fully open.)
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Sunflowers are one of the most well-loved flowers of late summer and early fall. Their large blooms and bright colors distinguish them from other flowers of the season. They are additionally recognized by their tall stature, growing from 1 foot to 16 feet tall. read more
The narcissus is the December birth flower and symbolizes good wishes, faithfulness and respect. The narcissus can often be confused with the daffodil, the birth flower for March, which is a type of narcissus. Although most narcissus flowers are spring flowers, there are several species that bloom in the winter, such as the paperwhite narcissus — making it appropriate as the birth flower for December.
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