Time flies. Seasons turn. Those favorite plants in your backyard grow old. One day you wake up and discover that you’re not in love with Backstreet Boys anymore and the next day you meet your local postal worker with a new hairstyle. This is what real life looks like: metamorphosing, turning, and growing. You can’t expect anything to remain unchanged. As such, it would be completely odd to assume that relationships would be something that stays stationary. Unfortunately (or luckily in some instances), relationships do not operate on autopilot. You can’t just let your romantic relationship drift peacefully into the ocean called ‘life’, because one day there is a chance you’ll wake up to a huge tsunami. Today, you might be comfortable with the way things are going, but in reality, any relationship takes constant effort and work.
We are reaching out to send our happiest Mother’s Day wishes to all the amazing moms out there! A Mother’s Day surprise is the perfect way to express our gratitude to all the incredible women in our lives. Whether it’s through words of encouragement, acts of kindness, or endless love, moms have a special way of making our lives more meaningful.
Celebrated on the 14th of May, Mother’s Day is an opportunity to show your appreciation with a thoughtful gift. And, what better way to do that than with a beautiful bouquet of flowers? In this blog, we’ve curated a list of seven unique flowers to surprise your mom with on Mother’s Day. Read below to discover more about these gorgeous blooms!
How do you test whether or not someone experienced a period in their life where they obsessively watched The Sound of Music? Simple. You break into the ‘Edelweiss’ song and see if they join in. Besides being a tune that gets stuck in my head at least once a year (mainly because Christopher Plummer was a dreamy hunk with a great voice), the Edelweiss flower is also the iconic image and national flower of Switzerland.
Thanks to the power of folktales and just enough science, this flower overshadowed many of its mountainous contendents, gaining cult status in the mid-19th century. As it adorns Swiss airlines, coins, and even the Swiss tourism office, it remains an important symbol of Swiss culture. But how did this come to be? Although there is a strong association with the Alps, plot twist, Edelweiss actually originates from the Himalayas and Siberia. Read below to learn how this fluffy flower became Switzerland’s national treasure and when and why you should send Edelweiss to your special someone with Russian Flora.
April 22 is Earth Day and we are celebrating by appreciating our planet’s natural gift to us – flowers! Flowers are a symbol of life and renewal which make them a powerful reminder of our connection to nature. While enjoying the beauty of a flower, we can celebrate Earth day and remember the responsibility we each have to protect our planet.
Celebrating Earth Day is about remembering that every small act can make a big difference for our future. In honor of the earth, we invite you to make your own meaningful changes for the planet. Scroll below to discover eco-friendly ways to celebrate Earth Day!
As the winter frost begins to thaw, the vibrant colors of springtime start to emerge. What better way to embrace the season of renewal and new beginnings than with a beautiful bouquet of Easter flowers?
From pastel pink and purple tulips to bright yellow sunflowers and orange marigolds, the options for Easter flowers are endless. Whether you’re looking to send a gift for Easter brunch, or surprise your mom with the perfect centerpiece for the holiday table, scroll down to explore the art of creating stunning Easter flower arrangements and bouquets that will leave your lucky recipient in awe.
Despite the popular phrase, “money makes the world go ‘round” – we’d like to attest and state that it is in fact, women who make the world go round. And, while you can survive without copious amounts of cash, it’s impossible to replace the love and guidance of the women that have shaped us. Women hold a tremendous capacity for love, so it’s only right that we celebrate women this March. So, go ahead and give her her flowers!
In honor of International Women’s Day and Mothering Sunday, we are commemorating the immeasurable impact that women make on society. From artists, and CEOs, to mothers, change-makers and entrepreneurs. This time of year gives us the opportunity to celebrate women for all that they are.
“Roses are red, violets are blue, these perfect flowers are from my heart, to you!” There are few things in life as simple and significant as flowers. Not only are they beautiful, but they also carry a deep wisdom and historical significance. It has been used to convey feelings of affection, sorrow and remorse for thousands of years. In celebration of the month of love, we want to take a closer look at one of the most romantic flowers in the world – the red rose.
Oozing deep passion and velvet affection, this flower might just be the lucky ticket into your crush’s heart. But before you hit the “deliver” button, let’s highlight red rose symbolism. The red rose is a symbol of love and passion, making it the most popular flower for romantic occasions. In this blog post, we will delve into red rose symbolism and explore its history and cultural significance.
As the New Year approaches, many of us are looking for ways to celebrate and reflect on the past year while also setting positive intentions for the future. One creative way to do this is by incorporating new year flower arrangements into your New Year traditions and decorations. Flowers can serve as powerful symbols of renewal, hope, and growth. Some common flowers and their meanings include red roses for love, white lilies for purity, and yellow daisies for happiness.
As we embrace a new beginning, flowers and their meanings can serve as a reminder of the beauty and promise that lies ahead. Whether you choose to display them in your home, give them as gifts, or simply take a moment to appreciate their beauty, we want to let you know how flowers can be a meaningful and uplifting addition to your New Year’s celebrations.
Okay, friends! It’s time to investigate the secret life of December flowers together! As a plant mom myself, I understand the value of communicating with the plant world. Although you could tag me as a delusional flower-child for quite literally talking to my indoor plant babies, we are not here to discuss my metaphysical beliefs on the energy exchange between humans and nature. Instead, we’ll explore the language of flowers. Similarly, as gifts, flowers speak a language of their own, and every flower hosts a series of symbolism, metaphors, and meanings. Today we’ll take a deep dive into the secret life of the December flowers: Holly and Narcissus.
Holly and Narcissus are two different flowers, each with their own meanings but always thriving during December. Whether you’re celebrating your own birthday or giving a gift to a loved one, including a holly or narcissus flower in a birthday bouquet is a sure way to make for a meaningful gift. And, if you know someone who is expecting this month, you can mark the occasion by sending them some newborn baby flowers with holly and narcissus! Find out more about this unique flower below.
The national flower of India, lotus is a sacred and worship-worthy in different religious groups across various regions for time immemorial. Held in high esteem as the symbol of enlightenment and new beginnings, the lotus blossoms out of the muddiest waters yet embodies such purity and beauty – the complete opposite of the environment in which it thrives. Often mistaken for water lilies, lotuses have different structures and only come in hues of pink and white, while lilies come in an abundance of shades. According to some reports, like animals, lotuses can control their temperatures and exist almost independently of their surroundings. It’s no wonder why they’re so characteristically mystical!
Did you know that lotus tattoos are popular amongst people who’ve traveled down life’s darkest tunnels and finally saw the light? These gorgeous flowers don’t only flatter valley beds and look amazing in vases but also represent reemergence. Revered for their resilience and beauty, lotuses remind us that even when surrounded by gloom, the sparks of hope in us can reignite and awaken our light. In this blog, we briefly touch on the history of India and the lotus, highlight some modern-day uses of this beautifully mystical flower, and throw in some DIY flower tips. Keen? Keep scrolling!
