Welcome to the season of Aquarius! The people born under this sign are super friendly, unique, fun, and humanitarians at heart. Want to know what flowers to send the stars of the zodiac? We’ve got a few ideas!
Floral Trends: Welcoming Entryways
In the final video of the SAF Two-Minute Trends campaign, Interior Design expert Kelli Ellis and color trend expert Mark Woodman focus on the subject of creating welcoming entryways utilizing flowers as the “wow” factor. Vibrant colors and exquisite scents are sure to give people the warmest greeting!
5 Reasons to Send Flowers
Some find inspiration in the beautiful sounds of music, others find it walking in the park or by listening to the waves of the sea. If you or someone you love is one to be inspired by nature, we’ve come up with flowers to send that inspire creativity, reward success, show love, bring happiness and a little bit of luck!
Zodiac Signs and Flowers: Capricorn
Capricorn season is all about determination. As we enter the new year, most people take on a few traits of the Goats (as they are referred to), hustling to kick off the new year with focused intention. To motivate your Capricorn friends, we’ve got a few ideas of flowers that best fit their personalities!
Flower Spotlight: Amaryllis
Amaryllis flowers are spectacular blooms that make any arrangement look that much beautiful! From their history to their vibrant color and stunning look, you’ll definitely love everything about this flower!
Floral Trends: Enhancing Public Spaces
As interior design expert Kelli Ellis puts it, “it’s far too easy to overlook natural beauty around us these days.” This is why it’s very important to look for elements that help create engagement in different spaces throughout the office, hotels and other public spaces.
Flower Shop Network Celebrates Petal It Forward
Flower Shop Network was extremely proud to be part of this year’s #PetalItForward event organized by the Society of American Florists. Seeing the smile on people’s faces as they received flowers was truly the highlight of the day. It was a beautiful reminder of how much happiness a simple rose can bring into a person’s life.
5 Reasons To Send Flowers March ’18
The big holidays are over, which means the end of extravagant presents and celebrations. But it doesn’t have to mean the end of giving back “just because.” March has some of the best holidays to send flowers! [Read more…]
Our Top 10 Favorite Songs About Flowers
Flowers and nature are an inspiration in many ways. This inspiration is usually expressed in a visual form and the musical representation is often overlooked. Pull out your earbuds and get ready to listen to some of our favorite flower-inspired songs! [Read more…]
More Than Pretty Blooms
Often times we simply just look at flowers. We admire their beauty and grace, and never stop to think of what more they might be able to offer. Many flowers that are commonly found in bouquets are also edible or have been used for medicinal purposes*. Sometimes they are mistaken for weeds or wildflowers. These flowers are frequently found in flower beds as well as florists’ shops.
Feverfew
Feverfew is known by many names and is a relative of the chrysanthemum. This delicate, white flower looks similar to a daisy and may be mistaken for a common weed. They grow in barren places outdoors, but can also be grown indoors or found in gardens. They can become invasive.
Feverfew has been used for hundreds of years to treat migraines. The leaves can be eaten directly, but are said to be bitter or can be brewed into a tea. Feverfew also has anti-inflammatory properties and has been used to treat arthritis, allergies, and insect bites.