Flower Facts
How To Say I Love You
Tuesday, March 29 | Flower Facts, Cut Flowers
Say "I Love You" in a variety of languages Find a new way to get the message across. Get creative and learn more ways to say those three little words...
Read More...State Flowers
Friday, March 4 | Flower Facts, Cut Flowers
Alabama Camellia Alaska Forget-Me-Not Arizona Saguaro Cactus Blossom Arkansas Apple Blossom California Golden Poppy Colorado Rocky Mountain Columbine Connecticut Mountain Laurel Delaware Peach Blossom Florida Orange Blossom Georgia Cherokee Rose Hawaii Hibiscus Idaho Syringa Illinois Native Violet Indiana Peony Iowa Wild Rose Kansas Sunflower Kentucky Goldenrod Louisiana Magnolia Maine White Pine Cone and Tassel Maryland Black-Eyed Susan Massachusetts Mayflower Michigan Apple Blossom Minnesota Lady's Slipper Mississippi Magnolia Missouri Hawthorn Montana Bitterroot Nebraska Goldenrod Nevada Sagebrush New Hampshire Purple Lilac New Jersey Purple Violet New Mexico Yucca New York Rose North Carolina Flowering Dogwood North Dakota Wild Prairie Rose Ohio Scarlet Carnation Oklahoma Mistletoe Oregon Oregon Grape Pennsylvania Mountain Laurel Rhode Island Violet South Carolina Carolina Jessamine South Dakota American Pasqueflower Tennessee Iris Texas Bluebonnet Utah Sego Lily Vermont Red Clover Virginia Dogwood Washington Western Rhododendron West Virginia Rhododendron Wisconsin Wood Violet Wyoming Indian Paintbrush ...
Read More...The Meanings Of Roses
Friday, March 4 | Flower Facts, Cut Flowers
Roses are, perhaps, the most symbolic flower in our culture. Use the guide below to make sure your floral gift sends just the right message....
Read More...The Meanings of Flowers
Thursday, March 3 | Flower Facts, Cut Flowers
An Anemome means Sincerity A Carnation means Joy A Crocus means Gladness A Daffodil means Respect A Daisy means Innocence A Fern means Grace A Freesia means Trust Heather means Admiration Huckleberry means Faith An Iris means Promise A Lilac means Beauty A Lily means Devotion A Mum means Hope An Orchid means Thoughtfulness A Pansy means Merriment A Peony means Compassion A Red Rose means Passion A Rose means Love Snapdragons mean Strength A Solidago means Success A Sunflower means Pride A Tiger Lily means Prosperity A Tulip means Luck A Violet means Virtue Wintergreens mean Harmony Wisteria means Welcome A Yellow Lily means Gratitude...
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