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  • Flower Tip Tuesdays: Anemones!

    Today we're sharing some helpful tips on how to care for your anemones! 1) Upon arrival, trim at least 1 inch off each stem (anemones & every...

  • Flower Tip Tuesdays: Calla Lilies!

    Today we're sharing some helpful tips on how to care for your calla lilies!

  • Flower Tip Tuesdays: Hypericum Berries!

    This Flower Tip Tuesday, we're dropping some amazing tips on how to care for your Hypericum Berries!

  • Get to Know Our Non-Profit Partners: Adult Enrichment Centers

    We love donating flowers to The Adult Enrichment Centers of Rock Hill, South Carolina (AEC)!

     

  • Tips for Your Dried Flowers

    We love gorgeous and super, duper long-lasting Dried Flowers! If treated properly, your dried stems can last for months or years to come!

  • Tips for Your Plants!

    Learn tips for caring for your plants!

  • Flower Tip Tuesdays: Greenery!

    This Flower Tip Tuesday, we're dropping some amazing tips on how to make the most of your greenery!

  • Flower Tip Tuesdays: Placement Matters!

    Today we're sharing some helpful tips on how to arrange your blooms like a florist!

  • Get to Know Our Non-Profit Partners: 91 Place

    91 Place offers transitional housing to homeless youth in Indianapolis, Indiana. 91 Place provides emotional support, services, and practical guidance to help the youth work toward a better future.

  • Get to Know Our Non-Profit Partners: Hull Council on Aging

    The Hull Council on Aging is a wonderful senior center in Hull, Massachusetts. The Hull Council on Aging provides fitness classes, including Chair Yoga, Hula for Health, and Zumba.

  • Get to Know Our Non-Profit Partners: Wellspring Multi-Service Centers

    The Wellspring Multi-Service Centers have a mission of promoting independence for folks who are suffering from a range of challenges, be they emoti...

  • Flower Tip Tuesdays: Arrange Your Blooms Like a Florist!

    Today we're sharing some helpful tips on how to arrange your blooms like a florist! 1) Upon arrival, trim at least 1 inch off each stem on an ang...