January is Mentoring Month! Mentors are all around us and deserve to be celebrated. But what exactly is Mentoring Month and how can you participate? Keep reading to learn more about its history and the best flowers to send. [Read more…]
Holiday Highlight: Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day happens every year on February 14th, and it’s one of the most popular times to send flowers to your loved ones! But what is Valentine’s Day really all about? Keep reading to learn more about its history and about the best flowers to send on this special day.
January Birth Flower: Carnations
Flowers are a great way to let someone know you’re thinking of them on their birthday! Not sure which ones to send? Birth month flowers are always a beautiful choice! January’s birth month flower is the carnation. Keep reading to learn more about what makes carnations special.
Flower Spotlight: Peonies
Peonies are delicate flowers that can add a touch of elegance anytime they’re used. Keep reading to learn more about their origin, meaning, and some interesting facts!
Flower Spotlight: Amaranthus
Amaranthus is a unique flower due to its interesting texture and tassel-like appearance. Keep reading to learn more about its origin, meaning, and some interesting facts!
Flower Spotlight: Waxflower
Waxflowers are beautiful flowering shrubs with delicate branches, commonly used in weddings. Keep reading to learn more about their origin, meaning, and some interesting facts!
Flower Spotlight: Aster
Asters are beautiful star-shaped flowers, dating back over 4,000 years. Keep reading to learn more about their origin, meaning, and some interesting facts! [Read more…]
Flower Spotlight: Larkspur
Larkspur is part of the Delphinium family and is the birth flower for July! Keep reading to learn more about their origin, meaning, and some interesting facts! [Read more…]
Flower Spotlight: Gardenia
Gardenias, also known as Gardenia jasminoides, have over 200 species and belong to the coffee plant family, Rubiaceae. Keep reading to learn more about their origin, meaning, and some interesting facts! [Read more…]
Flower Spotlight: Sweet Pea
Sweet Peas, or Lathyrus odoratus, have over 100 species and belong to the pea-flower subfamily, Fabaceae family. The name Lathyrus is Greek for “pea”, while odoratus means “scented-one.” Keep reading to learn more about their origin, meaning, and some interesting facts! [Read more…]