This week’s flower may look more like a weed to you, but it provides wonderful texture and unusual color to arrangements. Eryngium The more common name for this flower is blue thistle or sea holly. The variety pictued is the standard small size, but there is also giant blue thistle available and it is gorgeous! … Continued
This week’s flower is a gorgeous, exotic looking flower that is sure to inspire awe in any arrangement. Cymbidium Orchid Cymbidium orchids are fairly large and have 10 to 12 flowers on each stem. They can be white, lavender, pink, red, yellow, or green. Cymbidiums can be included in arrangments as a cut flower or … Continued
This is a really informative article from a UK based website called www.confetti.com. Something you may not think about when choosing your wedding flowers is whether the shape of your bouquet is going to be flattering to your body type. Click the link below to read some great tips about which bouquet shapes flatter your figure! Bouquets … Continued
This week’s flower is such a funny little one! Billy Balls The proper name for these flowers is Craspedia, but they are also known as billy balls, or globe yarrow. The blossoms form a tight round ball ranging from half to one and a half inches in diameter. The stem is very thin and leafless. Craspedia is … Continued
This week’s flower is a very unique one that sort of resembles a brain Cockscomb Celosia (also known as Brain Flower) can be Pink, Magenta, Red, Burgundy, Orange, Yellow, or Green. While this looks like one large bloom it’s actually a cluster of tiny flowers that resemble a rooster’s comb. Cockscomb means affection, singularity, foppery, and silliness. Fun … Continued
Here’s a great article from Better Homes & Gardens about the best succulents to grow in your home! Succulents are very popular (especially among notorious plant killers) because they are so easy to care for. We have succulents in the shop for $6.99 right now, they are small and would be great for planting a … Continued
