Choosing the right flowers for your garden can be a difficult task, especially when summertime rolls around. The best summer flowers can handle hot temperatures and don’t rely on frequent watering as most other plants do.
We’ll cover some care advice on growing the brightest summer flowers and provide a step-by-step tutorial on creating seed packets. Whether you decide to grow dahlias or sunflowers or even lavender, you’ll be set to create your own DIY seed packets and see your garden thrive in no time.
The larkspur is the July birth flower. Larkspurs are annual species of the genus delphinium, and the names are used interchangeably. The name larkspur comes from the Tudors, due to the bloom’s resemblance to a lark’s spur or claw. According to Greek mythology, this July flower blossomed where the blood of Ajax was spilled in the battle of Troy. …read more
Summer flowers are an excellent way to dress up your home and garden. Although spring is known for being the peak bloom time for many flowers like tulips and daffodils, summer has its own colorful flowers to show off as well! From bright flowers like sunflowers, hibiscus, and marigolds, to unique flowers such as purple coneflowers, yarrow, and gladiolus, there are many floral options to choose from when designing your summer garden. Not only are many of summer’s flowers bright and colorful, but some are also incredibly fragrant as well, making them perfect for decorating your home. Use gladiolus, plumeria, and lavender for your next floral bouquet to freshen up your home with nature’s potpourri. …read more
Classy tailgating may sound like an oxymoron, but with a touch of ingenuity, you can turn your next tailgating affair into a rollicking rumpus marked with the right amount of elegance and style.
Last year’s pandemic put a lot of weddings on hold and postponed engagements putting a major roadblock in front of the wedding season. People all over the world had to cancel, postpone, and rethink all of their nuptial celebrations in order to adhere to lockdown restrictions and limits on how many people could gather in one place. Now that shutdowns have been lifted and limitations on gatherings are no longer in effect, it’s time for you to finally have the wedding of your dreams. You and your partner can finally dive into nailing down your theme, choosing your colors, and exploring all of your options when it comes to wedding flowers and decor. …read more
National Women’s Equality Day commemorates the passage of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, which gave women the right to vote. Celebrated every August 26, the day is an opportunity to celebrate civil liberties, reflect on the women’s suffrage movement, and appreciate the women in your life.
Every year on the first Monday of September, families gather to celebrate Labor Day and revel in the sun. But have you ever sat to think about the origins of Labor Day? While this holiday may be the perfect excuse to enjoy a three-day weekend, there’s more to Labor Day than meets the eye. The holiday itself is a tribute to American workers. Keep reading to learn more about what Labor Day celebrates, the Labor Day meaning, and how you can partake in the festivities this year on Monday, September 6, 2021. …read more
Many people cultivate close relationships with their cousins and form bonds that last a lifetime. Cousins can serve as friends, mentors, and role models. Celebrate your cousins this year on National Cousins Day, which is held on July 24 each year.
There’s no denying the importance of friendship. After all, it allows us to see and enjoy the world from a different perspective. From new music to food, our best buddies have introduced us to experiences that we may have otherwise never known. Bring all your favorite people together and show them how much they mean to you by celebrating International Friendship Day on July 30 this summer and every year after that. …read more
There are only a handful of days within recent history that have changed the course of The USA and the world as a whole. One of those days is September 11th, 2001. That day in the USA’s history is one that no one will forget, nor should we. That is why The U.S. Government created Patriot Day. Patriot Day takes place on every September 11th, and it is observed by Americans and their families. It is a day to remember those that have fallen, those that helped to fight, and those that were impacted by the events of that day in 2001. And with this year being 20 years since the September 11thattacks, it is a momentous year to honor our fellow Americans we lost. …read more
We’re sure that you’re well-versed and knowledgeable when it comes to taking care of others and making their lives easier. But, when was the last time that you took care of yourself in the same way? If you’re having difficulty thinking of the last time you put in the effort to have a moment or two for self-care, it has probably been too long. …read more
Though most of us dog-loving people out there think that our furry friends should be celebrated every day, we will settle for one special day each year. That special day is August 26th and it is quickly approaching! So, what is it that you need to know about this holiday in order to celebrate it properly? Well, we have some information on it to ensure that you and your furry friends are celebrating as best as possible!…read more
Did you know that there is one day a year that you can relax, kick up your feet and do nothing, and not feel guilty for it? Yup, it is true! National Relaxation Day happens once a year and this year it is time to go big and do… nothing. Though we think everyone should find ways to relax on a daily basis, we know that isn’t always possible for each person. So, we implore you to make National Relaxation Day a priority this year. And as August 15th quickly approaches, it is time to make your plan to relax and enjoy the holiday as best as you can.…read more
It is hard to think of a place more beautiful than the beach. The waves lapping the shore, the luscious sand between your toes, the sun’s shining rays kissing your skin, and observing the unique nature and wildlife that inhabit it, all make for a place that is right out of a dream. And though we would be totally fine with it being celebrated for multiple days out of the year, we are happy that it is celebrated for at least one day each year! National Beach Day is a day that should bring awareness to the beauty of the country’s beaches, but also bring to light how to keep them clean and safe for humans and animals to enjoy for years to come. …read more
