Can you believe March is here already? This month is all about spring green and the luck of the Irish. Sunday, March 17th is St. Patrick’s Day – send green flowers to say ‘thank you’ to your Lucky Charm. Continue reading →
If this tender story of love and romance doesn’t bring tears to your eyes, I don’t know what will. Woman receives flowers 10mo after the death of her husband, much to her surprise… Continue reading →
With a brand new year on the horizon, we’ve all started thinking about what we can do to make it better than the previous. We all have good intentions when creating New Years’ resolutions, however, most of us never follow through. This year, help yourself by visualizing these goals the meaning of flowers. Continue reading →
Start the New Year off with a bang. Do something unexpected for yourself or a friend – buy flowers. Why? Flowers bring happiness and cheer to anyone who receives them. Continue reading →
So, you’ve got a beautiful Christmas centerpiece or holiday flower arrangement decorating your home. Use these care instructions to keep them looking fresh well into the new year! Continue reading →
Make your Kwanzaa celebration beautiful and memorable this year with a special flower arrangement in the traditional Kwanzaa colors of red, green and black. Continue reading →
In the last few years Christmas style has changed dramatically. We’ve moved away from the traditional green and red to something completely unique. You now see Christmas trees in every color, holiday decorations in all sorts of styles, and so much more non-traditional decor than ever before. Continue reading →
Christmas is just around the corner, and you’ve probably already put your tree up. If not, don’t miss these handy Christmas tree decorating tips PART 2! Continue reading →
There will always be that oh-so-hard-to-buy-for person on your list who seems to have everything. Why not make it simple by sending them the gift of flowers the week of Christmas? Continue reading →
Bring out the Yule Log… it’s time to celebrate the winter solstice! What? You don’t celebrate the winter solstice? You’re not alone. In our modern lives, we’ve moved past celebrating holidays that are closely attached to harvest time. Learn more >> Continue reading →
Fields of Europeâ„¢ in Green Tin Planter 
