Valentine's Day is almost upon us, and the vexing question of how many red roses you can afford is looming large in your life. But should it. Red roses may be the traditional Valentine flower gift, but at double the price than on any other day? Time to regroup and do some hard thinking. I have collected you a few ideas about what you could do instead and still sty with flowers.
Sending Flowers to the Bride, the Groom, or the Couple
Sending flowers to the bride, the groom, or the couple by reason of their wedding is a beautiful way to express your feelings about the joyful event. If you are worried about the meaning of flowers, we have collected some safe tips for you. And there are alternatives to sending flowers on the wedding day, too.
Saint Valentine's Flowers
Valentine's Day on February 14 each year is the florists' Christmas. It sends business soaring for chocolatiers and jewelers, too. How did Saint Valentine get associated with flowers, jewels, and chocolates? Or is he officially the patron saint of lovers? He didn't do any work to attain this prominence; it all comes down to an unusual inheritance he made late in death.
Taking Special Care of Cut Flowers
If you like to have cut flowers in the house, there are quite some tricks to make them last longer. By investing just a bit of time, you are able to enjoy them for a far longer time than by just plonking them in a vase with water. And there are some flowers that can be kept for quite a long time even when cut.
Tory Burch and Estée Lauder Present New Scent in London
In London, Tory Burch and Estée Lauder had invited a select group of guests for the launch of the new fragrance accompanied by a matching make-up line. The presentation was set up in style, and flowers played a central role in the decoration of the rooms.We had the pleasure to provide the flowers and make the arrangements for delivery to the exclusive Arts Club in Dover Street in London.
Flower of the Month – The Amaryllis
A famous winter bloom is the Amaryllis. Their lush and large flowers bring color and life into any home. The vibrant red varieties are often used for Christmas decorations, bouquets, and arrangements together with conifer twigs, berries, and baubles. To enjoy Amaryllis flowers for some time, there are but a few things to take care of.
Keeping Poinsettias for Next Christmas
When we buy Poinsettia plants for Christmas, we treat them like annual plants that last for but one season to bloom and then die. But Poinsettias are shrubs and therefore perennial; you could keep yours for years if you wanted to. All it takes is some care and a whiff of gardening knowledge. This blog article will tell you what to do after Easter and how to make your Poinsettia bloom for Christmas next year. How to keep the Poinsettia alive to last until Easter is told here.
Breitling Bankruptcy Imminent?
World famous watchmaker Breitling seems to be in trouble. This is not an in-depth financial analysis. Taking a good look at something can convey pertinent facts long before painstaking research will confirm an eye-sight impression. A company aspiring to sell highest quality watches should express this visually, too. Breitling is a total fail when it comes to its Christmas decoration.
Plants to Clear The Air
Plants are decorative and clean and purify the air inside your home. They act as anti-pollutants, too. Houseplants reduce all kinds of components of indoor air pollution. These components include volatile organic compounds like benzene, formaldehyde, toluene, and xylene. Plants also reduce airborne microbes and increase air humidity.
How to Make Poinsettias Last Longer
Poinsettia plants are part of Christmas as much as mistletoe, pudding, trees and turkey. While they are a colorful addition to any Christmas decoration, no one said you aren’t allowed to enjoy them for longer. With just a bit of care, you could still have them at Easter and still as colorful as when you bought them.
Flowers Are a Lovely Christmas Surprise
Christmas gifts can be a pain if you try to find something for someone special who keeps reminding you that ‘they have everything they need and want’. But arriving empty handed doesn’t seem an option on Christmas, and the struggle begins. A gift of flowers, on the other hand, can take you out of the quandary.
Cyclamen: Perfect Winter Companion
Winter is the time when you see colorful flowering cyclamen for sale. The rich colors of their flowers combine with the deep green of their leaves to decorate and enliven your home. People complain quite often that their cyclamen die after a short time. Treated correctly, though, cyclamen will stay with you and continue flowering into March.
Christmas Tree Evolution
Christians love to put up a Christmas tree before the 25th of December. Many think of it as traditional. Depending on how narrow minded you are, the tradition is either not very old, or rather older than you had imagined. The Christmas tree has a history. It was promoted, demoted, forbidden and it developed to its modern form through many stages. Some of its Christian symbolism has even been completely lost.
How to Keep Your Christmas Tree Fresh Over the Holiday Season
The early buyer gets the best Christmas tree, any child and specially your own children will tell you. They are right. To get to enjoy your dream Christmas tree, you need more than just cash to buy it. If you know how to look after your Christmas tree, it will stay fresh well into January. We are able to present to you the findings of the University of Dresden, debunking some guesses and myths on the way. Students at the German university did an in-depth study to research Christmas tree lore.
Hydrangea – The Flowering Chameleon
The hydrangea, also called hortensia, had a time when it was laughed at as grandmother’s favorite garden plant. Today, it is not only trendy but is ideal to accentuate any kind of interior design from stylish to ubercool. The lush, ball-shaped flower heads in gorgeous shades from light pink to violet, white to bright intense blue, or green combined with a palette of colors represent a growing trend.
The First Christmas Trees in History
Evergreen trees have played a part in human beliefs over millennia since prehistoric days. The Christmas tree as we know it, though, is a recent invention. The Honorable Guild of Bakers in Freiburg in Germany is credited with setting one up the first in 1419. At the time, Freiburg was a free imperial city and part of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1419, it was part of the Margravate of Baden; that in turn became the Grand Duchy of Baden after Napoleon; in the modern terms it is in the state of Baden-Wurttemberg.
Blue Roses Made at Home
Sometimes, you might see blue roses in a florist's shop, but every time you really want to buy one they don't have them. Roses don't come in the color blue naturally; they are artificially stained blue in a simple process. It is so simple, you can do it at home on your own anytime. You don't have to rely on your local florist anymore to get blue roses for you. You can make them yourself anytime and for any occasion.
Hydrangea Arrangement
Despite being in a hurry and having a dinner party tonight, you wouldn't want to present your table without some flowers to embellish it. You could order table center flower arrangements from your local florists and they would deliver them to your door. Or you can do them yourself. It will take you about five minutes to get it sorted using some stunning hydrangeas. This might sound like a slap-dash solution but hydrangea arrangements are elegant and versatile; this choice of flowers lets you decide if you want to go for a stylish and designed presentation, or for a wild and countrified bunch.
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