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10 Surprising Facts About Daisies
28 September 2020
From asters to zinnias, daisies are some of the most-loved flowers in the world. Whether the simple, childish form of the gerbera appeals, or you prefer the big and blousy aspect of the dinnerplate dahlia, there is literally a daisy for every inclination and occasion. That’s why florists love them so much. But, there’s more to these beautiful blooms than meets the eyes. 10 Surprising Facts About Daisies 1. Day’s Eye. If you’ve ever wondered how the daisy got its name, wonder no more. In Old English, the flowers were called ‘dægeseage’, which means ...
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Funeral Flowers: What Should You Send?
11 September 2020
There has long been an association between flowers and funerals. They’ve been used for purely practical purposes. And they’ve been used to express the deepest of feelings. Today, we use funeral flowers as a symbol of our sadness and an expression of our sympathy. But it can be tricky to know what to send and when. There is an etiquette to funeral flowers that we’re all somehow supposed to know. And yet no one ever really tells us what it is. So, what should you be considering when selecting flowers for a funeral? How to Select Funeral and Sympathy Flowers There are ...
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Why Do Flowers Make Us Happy?
21 August 2020
Have you ever found yourself smiling while looking at some flowers? Whether it’s a wildflower meadow, your own garden borders, or a beautiful handtied bouquet. There’s just something about flowers that seems to make us happy. Of course, it easier to understand when you’ve received flowers as a gift – pleasure and gratitude are all part of the experience. But why do other flowers make us smile? It’s tempting to think that it’s a natural response to seeing something pretty. But, according to psychologists, it’s all down to evolution. Why Do Flowers Ma ...
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Floral Focus: Why We Love the Freesia
10 August 2020
If you look around almost any floristry shop, you’ll notice that freesias feature strongly. There’s no denying that they’re beautiful blooms, but why do we love freesias so much? All About Freesias What is a freesia? Herbaceous perennials, freesias are native to the eastern side of southern Africa. They were discovered by western botanist Christian Friedrich Ecklon in 1866, who named them after the German botanist and medical practitioner, Friedrich Freese. Since then, they’ve become popular garden plants around the world. The plants are characterised by ‘se ...
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How to Make Your Cut Flowers Last for Longer
27 July 2020
Having fresh cut flowers in the home can be a really lovely thing. It brings the outdoors in, brightens up any room and beats a synthetic air freshener any day. But whether the flowers were a gift or a treat for yourself, it’s always miserable when they start to fade. Especially when it happens sooner than you were expecting. So, whether it’s a posy of sweet peas from the garden or a professionally arranged bouquet, what can you do to get the very best from your cut flowers? Tips to Help Your Cut Flowers Last Longer Cut the stems When you receive a beautiful flower arrangement ...
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10 SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT ROSES
15 July 2020
10 SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT ROSES Oh, the rose. It is one of the most loved, and most recognised flowers in the world. An emblem of romance. An insignia of royalty. Sweetly fragranced and peerlessly beautiful. Ladies and gentlemen, we give you the rose. But there’s more to these beautiful blooms than meets the eye. Here’s some fun facts about Britain’s favourite flower. 10 SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT ROSES Roses don’t have thorns. Cue the panto chorus. ‘Oh, yes they do!’ Ohh, no they don’t! Those blood lusty sharp things that pok ...
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Which Flowers are in Season in July?
24 June 2020
One of the wonderful things about modern horticulture – and shipping, for that matter – is that we can access all kinds of blooms year-round. If we want daffodils in October, someone will be able to get them to us. But there’s always something a little bit special about buying seasonal flowers. The flowers seem fresher. They will often last for longer. And, in some cases, seasonal flowers can be a lot more cost effective. In June and July, as British summer comes into force, you’re absolutely spoilt for choice when it comes to selecting seasonal cut flowers. But if you ...
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Sorry! Why Flowers Make the Perfect Apology
11 June 2020
The reason why flowers are so strongly associated with apology dates back to the Victorian language of flowers. As many things floral do. It was a language as complicated as any spoken word ever was. Where the hand selected to give the flowers could hold as much meaning as the actual blooms chosen. But while, thankfully, through the years we’ve let much of this elegantly complex language slide, there are three sentiments for which flowers continue to carry the words we’re unable to speak: love, loss and apology. Why Flowers are Good for Saying Sorry Now, saying sorry can be trick ...
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Britain’s Favourite Cut Flowers
29 May 2020
In the UK, we have access to literally millions of different blooms. From the simple daisy to the fabulously exotic ‘lobster claw’ (Heliconia Pendula). And yet, for the most part, we tend to stick to the same few species when selecting cut flowers for the home. The reasons for this are manifold, Some flowers have a timeless aesthetic that we all simply love. Others are gorgeously scented. While a choice selection have an exceptionally long lifespan once cut and can look good in a vase for weeks. So, what are Britain’s favourite blooms? And why do we all love them so much?&nbs ...
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The Meaning of Flowers
06 May 2020
One of the questions we’re most commonly asked by our customers is what certain flowers mean or represent. Because flowers aren’t just beautiful. For centuries, they’ve carried all kinds of meanings. Not just the obvious ‘I love you’ red rose, but the distain of the yellow carnation and the innocence of daisies. In the Victorian era, flowers became an established form of communication, an exquisite language that could be seen but never spoken. And while today, most people pick out flowers simply because they like them, or because they’re available in a shade ...
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Thanks a Bunch! The Best Bouquets for Saying Thank You
29 April 2020
We love flowers for all kinds of reasons. They’re beautiful, they’re fragrant, and they brighten any room and almost any mood. But one of the very best things about flowers is that they can express things that we might struggle to really put into words. While any bouquet can be used as token of appreciation, in the language of flowers, some blooms say more than others. The Best Flowers to Say ‘Thank You’ Rose The rose is one of the most versatile flowers as it has so many meanings. But while the red rose symbolises passion and the white rose purity, it’s pink ...
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Which Flowers Are in Season in April?
07 April 2020
Every season has its beauties. But spring has to be the most sumptuous of all when it comes to flowers. In March gardens begin to come to life. In April that life bursts forth in a riot of colour. That’s why April can be such a lovely time to buy seasonal flowers. And the best thing about buying seasonally is that you can get fresher blooms without spending an absolute fortune. So, what should you be looking out for in your local florist this month? April Flowers Tulips An indispensable floristry favourite, tulips are one of the most versatile flowers of April. Available in a ...
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