The hot summer months are just beginning, and this makes us think of one thing, lavender flowers. Lavender fields in the United States? Yes, they exist! In recent times, they have started growing in almost every state. We have selected some lavender fields that we believe are truly special. There is nothing quite comparable to walking through a lavender field filled with a strong pine-like floral scent. As your senses take in the deep fragrance of the beautiful purple-lavender flowers, your mind can drift away to think about the country of France in the south. So here are a few! Luvin Lavender ..read more

On the second Sunday of May, we celebrate Mother’s Day, and many people will be sending flower arrangements for their Mother or going to visit their moms with a bouquet. When picking out flowers for your mom, sister, or other important women in your life, it’s important to choose colors that they will enjoy. Different flower colors set different moods and expressions. In this blog, we will discuss some good color flower bouquets to send for Mother’s Day and color palettes to consider for your Mother’s Day flowers this year. Mother’s Day Rose Colors Roses are a classic choice for flower bouquet ..read more

The United States is home to some gorgeous botanical displays, with countless spring flower fields that burst into bloom across different regions and seasons- especially in spring. From California’s sun-drenched valleys to New York’s pastoral farms, there are spectacular spring flowers well worth visiting for any nature or photography enthusiast. In this blog post, we will explore some of the most stunning and worthwhile flower fields across the United States that welcome visitors each spring and summer. Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm  One popular spot is the Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in Clackamas C ..read more

An enjoyable and simple way to bring nature within is to create a dish garden. Growing plants in a decorative container such as succulents, cacti, flowers, and more is possible with a dish garden. We will go through easy dish garden design ideas in this post so you can create and maintain a stunning dish garden of your own. Choosing a Botanical Garden Dish or Container The first step is choosing a container for your dish garden. Traditionally, people use shallow ceramic or metal planting dishes if you are sending the dish garden to a funeral or someplace. However, you can get creative and use ..read more

The lovely flower known as freesia was initially seen in South Africa in the late 1700s. Let’s discuss this pretty bloom’s history in more detail, as well as its significance and meaning. We will also discuss the benefits of using freesia flowers and how to take care of these plants. The Origins of the Freesia Flower The German physician and botanist Dr. Friedrich Freese (1785–1876) is credited with giving the freesia flower its name. Around 1830, a botanist named Christian Ecklon, who had gathered species in South Africa, named the bloom honoring his friend Dr. Freese. Because of this, the f ..read more

People born under the zodiac sign Capricorn between December 22nd and January 19th, are represented by the hardy sea goat. Just as the goat is able to thrive in harsh conditions, capricorns are ambitious, determined, and committed to their goals. When it comes to choosing a flower for December or January, the pansy is the ultimate choice for this earthy zodiac sign. Pansy Flower Symbolism With its cheerful yet pensive face, the humble pansy flower meaning reflects Capricorn’s tendency to be serious and determined yet creative and whimsical. Pansies have long symbolized: Thoughtfulness Spirit ..read more

Scorpios are passionate, loyal, and mysterious people who were born between October 23 and November 21. Just like every zodiac sign has its own unique attributes, Scorpios also have flowers associated with their vibrant and emotional personalities. Some of the most popular Scorpio flowers are chrysanthemums, peonies, geraniums, and illicium plants. Read on to learn more about the meanings of these Scorpio zodiac birth flowers! Geraniums are one of the most strongly associated flowers with Scorpios, as they are said to reflect the meanings or qualities of the Scorpio birth flower most closely ..read more

Thanksgiving is right around the corner! If you’re hosting friends and family at your house this year, it’s time to start planning. However, hosting can seem like an overwhelming task if you don’t break it down into smaller steps.  So here is a guide on how to prepare for your Thanksgiving party over the 3 weeks leading up to the big day. 3 Weeks Before Thanksgiving Send Out Invitations Ask your guests to RSVP at least 3 weeks in advance so you know how many people to plan for. You can send formal printed invitations or casual invitations. Having a headcount early will help with your shop ..read more

Caring for new plants is different from keeping an established garden. Baby plants are like infants; they need consistent nourishment, protection from threats, and a chance to grow at their own pace. This is where the real work begins. You may have gotten these baby indoor plants online because you thought it would be easy. After all, how hard can it be to keep a plant alive? But there is more to it than just putting it on the window sill and waiting. A baby plant is delicate, and it is up to you to create the right conditions for it to survive. Here are some indoor plant care tips to help you ..read more

Delphiniums are a unique and notable type of flowering plant. But many people may not know Delphinium’s full history and symbolism. Their origins date back to ancient Greece and the legends of the Greek god Apollo. Today, they come in a wide variety of colors and sizes, from dwarf varieties perfect for containers to towering hybrids reaching over six feet. Beyond their aesthetic beauty, Delphiniums also have practical uses and benefits. Read more before sending flowers online! The Origins of the Delphinium Flower The delphinium flower gets its name from the Greek word “delphis” meaning dolphi ..read more