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Snapdragon, also known as dragon flower, is part of the plant genus Antirrhinums. Keep reading to learn the symbolism and interesting facts about this stunning flower!
Flower Spotlight: Marigold
October 19, 2018 by Leave a Comment
For those of you who didn’t know, the stunning golden marigold is the birth flower of October. This gorgeous garden bloom is bright and full of meaning! Here’s everything you need to know…
Flower Spotlight: Poppy
August 22, 2018 by 1 Comment
The poppy is one of the flowers with the most history and meaning. They were used by doctors for centuries to treat patients and often served as inspiration to poets. No flower compares to this beauty, not even the rose!
Flower Spotlight: Ranunculus
January 18, 2017 by Leave a Comment
The artistic ranunculus petals are frequently seen gracing bridal bouquets and in stunning wedding reception centerpieces. This high-end flower is gorgeous standing alone or paired with other blooms. With rose like features and unique colors, there is much to admire about the dazzling ranunculus.
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10 Weird Facts About Gerbera Daisies
January 6, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Being the fifth most popular cut flower in the world, gerberas are a sight to see. They have a long vase life and a wide array of color options. While this flower has gained widespread popularity, there are still many surprising facts left to discover. Keep reading and see if you learn something new about the Gerbera Daisy.
10 Weird Facts About Alstroemeria
September 26, 2016 by Leave a Comment
We see alstroemeria in flower arrangements all the time. Their beautiful striped petals have a special way of lighting up a room! There are some weird facts about this flower that make it extremely unique. Keep reading to find out, you might be surprised at what you learn!
1. Alstroemeria is commonly called the Peruvian Lily, Lily of the Incas or the Parrot Lily.
2. Not all Alstroemeria have striped petals.
3. Alstroemeria is a symbol of wealth, prosperity and good fortune!
4. Alstroemeria stops producing flowers if they get too hot.
5. Alstroemeria flowers have no fragrance. (Great flower if you have any pollen allergies!)
6. There are about 50 species of alstroemeria.
7. The flower is named after the Swedish botanist Baron Klas Van Alstroemer who collected the seeds on a trip to Spain in 1783.
Flower Spotlight: Gladiolus
September 19, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Beautiful and sophisticated the gladiolus flower stands tall and is packed with symbolism. This trumpet-shaped flower has much to offer florists and flower enthusiasts. Keep reading to learn more about this unique bloom!
Origins and Symbolism
The gladiolus flower originates in sub-Saharan Africa, but in the 17th century it was brought to Europe in large quantities. Due to this flower’s long thick stems it is also referred to as the “sword lily.” The term gladiolus actually stems from the Latin word gladiolus, which means sword. Old legends say that the gladiolus came from the swords of fallen Roman gladiators. Even today, people say that receiving this flower means that you have been, “pierced with love.”
This flower symbolizes remembrance, strength of character and dignity. It is also associated with the 40th anniversary.
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10 Weird Facts About Peonies
August 31, 2016 by 1 Comment
The peony is frequently used in arrangements because of its large beautiful blooms. Despite its popularity there are some weird facts that you may not know about the peony!
You might be surprised at what you learn!
- Peonies come in every color but blue.
- Peony plants can live to be 100 years and still produce flowers in optimal conditions.
- The pink flowers are more fragrant than the maroon flowers.
- The root and seed of the peony was frequently used in the past for treatment of headache and asthma and to relieve pain associated with childbirth.
- Peonies require extra potassium for stem strength and disease resistance.
- Partially cooked and sweetened petals of peony are consumed as dessert in China.
- Peony is state flower of Indiana.
- Peonies are known as Northern flowers because they prefer harsh winter temperatures.
- Peony blooms from late spring to early summer.
- Peony signifies wealth, elegance, romance and honor.
Every flower is truly so unique! Have peonies on the mind now? Call your local florist to enjoy a beautiful arrangement of pink peonies for your home!
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What Does This Flower Color Mean?
August 8, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Every flower that blooms communicates an emotional message. The colors of flowers hold special meanings that help us convey our feelings. The next time you go to order a beautiful bouquet think about what you would like to say. Remember what each color stands for and send a thoughtful message!
Find Your Fortune With Flowers
July 22, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Do you believe in superstitions? It has been said that superstitions are the brain’s rational way of dealing with incomplete information. Superstitions live on because they have been passed down from generation to generation. Beliefs people have about flowers and their magic are still common today. Some even believe that certain flowers can tell one’s fortune.
Put the superstitions to the test and see if your fortune comes true!
Daffodils
Daffodils are considered to be the flower of luck. A flower arrangement with twelve daffodils is said to bring luck for twelve months!
