Lacking green thumbs? A garden isn’t out of reach for you! Whether you’re testing the waters of gardening, or you’re a convicted plant-killer, there are plenty of low maintenance garden plants to spruce up your landscape. These plants demand less of you and often flourish on their own, freeing up your time to just enjoy the greener pastures.  Coneflower This bright flower is named after the Greek word for hedgehog because of its adorable prickly center that attracts the likes of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Coneflower Care: Coneflowers like well-drained soil and lots of ..read more

Despite their delicate petals, anemones are some of the first flowers to appear in the new year. This early blooming nature coupled with simple, stunning flowers and lacy foliage makes the anemone a favorite of growers and flower lovers alike. And with a variety of colors to choose from, you can find an anemone that’s perfect for you. Rich symbolism and various meanings accompany the anemone’s beauty. People in Ancient Greece, Victorian England, and modern-day Japan attach unique meaning to these stunning flowers. Plus, each color anemone has its own symbolism. Keep reading to learn more about ..read more

Here at The Bouqs Co., we believe that you can never have enough fresh cut flowers. That’s why we’re huge fans of having our own cutting gardens, where we grow beautiful flowers that we can quickly snip off and use as home decorations. If you’re not confident you have a green thumb, don’t worry. We’re here to share how to start a flower garden, no matter your gardening experience. Whether you want to plant a single snapdragon on your patio or hope to turn your backyard into a floral oasis, you’ll benefit from a few basic tips and flower garden ideas. Learning where, when, and how to plant flow ..read more

Anyone who thinks of the desert as a dusty, lifeless no-man’s land hasn’t been to one during a spring bloom. Under the right conditions, the sandy slopes and rocky hills of deserts across the Southwest can explode with colorful wildflowers. We’re talking cacti topped with crimson blooms and scraggly shrubs aflame with yellow flowers. So next time someone asks you “what plants live in the desert?,” you’ll be primed to answer. But don’t take our word for it! Pack some water, grab some snacks, then head out to the desert for an Insta-worthy visual feast of desert flowers and rugged plants. Desert ..read more

With long, blade-like leaves featuring bright hues of green, yellow, and pink, dracaena plants brighten up offices and add a natural touch to homes. And since this genus of plants includes over 100 species and even more varieties, you’re sure to find a plant that matches what you’re looking for. Not only are dracaena beautiful, but they’re also easy to care for! Forget to water them for a few days? No worries! Only have a dimly lit room? Not a problem. With all they said, learning about dracaena plant care will help you keep these plants as happy as possible. What Is a Dracaena Plant? A large ..read more

Coastal regions offer a unique soil environment characterized by salty air, shifting sands, and the soothing sounds of waves hitting the shore. Within these dynamic ecosystems, an array of beautiful ocean flowers thrive, displaying resilience and grace against an inopportune terrain. Whether you’re strolling along sandy beaches or exploring rocky cliffs, these flowers add bursts of color and fragrance to the coastal landscape. In this blog, we’ll introduce you to 20 remarkable flowers that bloom in coastal areas, highlighting their distinctive features, including shape, size, color, and hardin ..read more

Heading to the mountains is a surefire way to take a reprieve from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Whether you head to the moist and shaded mountains of Appalachia or the sunny and exposed cliffs of the Rockies, you’ll find flowers wherever you go. Some of these flowers take advantage of the rich soil created by centuries of decomposing leaves and others have adapted to survive the sunny and windy conditions present on bare summits. In this article, we’ll introduce you to 20 beautiful flowers that grow on mountains. Rocky Mountain Columbine (Aquilegia caerulea) This columbine species can ..read more

There’s something magical about driving down a country lane and looking at all the flowers tucked in front of homes and cottages. While the flowers themselves are undeniably beautiful, we also like to think about the care that went into selecting, planting, and tending each one of these cottage garden plants! If you want to create your own cottage garden but aren’t sure where to start, we’re here to help. We’ve put together a list of 20 of the best flowers for creating that cottage core vibe you’re after. Daylily (Hemerocallis) Daylilies are supremely hardy plants that can grow in a variety of ..read more

Need to brighten up your home or office with a houseplant? Then check out philodendrons! These easy-to-care-for plants come in various shapes and sizes, so you can find one that fits into just about every space. While philodendron plant care is pretty straightforward, knowing what these plants like and dislike is key. Keep reading to learn some philodendron care tips. Philodendron Basics When houseplant lovers speak of philodendrons, they could be talking about one of a hundred different plants. That’s because the Philodendron genus contains close to 500 different species! Some species closely ..read more

Your biggest, proudest, loudest supporter is probably your mom. It’s an around the clock job that often goes under-appreciated. Mother’s are cheerleaders, role models, mentors, and best friends rolled up into one. They deserve all the thanks in the world year-round, and we can start by making Mother’s Day extra special! The history of Mother’s Day is storied, and it all leads to this year’s celebration. Learn how to choose Mother’s Day flowers and then find the perfect message to go along.  Encompassing the many hats mom wears and all the many thanks they deserve can be hard to squee ..read more