Learning proper care for fresh-cut flowers has become very important over the last few years. COVID-19 restrictions drove home the benefits of a bundle of beautiful flowers to brighten up the day. In this post, we'll look at how to get cut flowers to last for longer so you can enjoy them even more  read more here

  Sending a thoughtful gift of birth month flowers shows someone special that you're thinking of them. What are birth flowers? They're the blooms that thrive in the months when you are born. There are birth flowers for each month. However, birth flowers are not just for birthdays. Read on to learn about birth flowers by month and their meaning. January: Snowdrop and Carnation Carnations are the perfect flower for someone you love and admire. Both the carnation and snowdrop symbolize hope. February: Violet, Iris & Primrose The violet symbolizes love, modesty, virtue, and faithfulness, working well in wedding bouquets. The primrose is usually a pale-yellow perennial. All the February birth flowers signify love read more here