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Posted on September 10, 2015 by liseannforeman

Posted in Fun Stuff, Inspiration, Uncategorized | Tagged flower, inspiration, inspirational quotes | 2 Comments

Saturday April 25th is Sense of Smell Day!

Posted on April 25, 2015 by flowergalore

Happy Sense of Smell Day! Today, everyone is globally celebrating our ability to smell, and all the wonderful affects of scent. Flowers offer some of the most desirable and enjoyable scents on the planet. A day to build awareness of … Continue reading →

Posted in "Just The Facts", Flower Trends, Flower Varieties, Freesia, Fun Stuff, Gardenia, Holidays, Hyacinth, Inspiration, Lilies, Uncategorized | Tagged flower, flower varieties, flower variety, flowers, fragrance, freesia, fun flower facts, gardenia, Happy Smell Day, Hyacinth, mimosa, scent, Spring Flowers, stargazer | Leave a comment

5 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day!

Posted on April 22, 2015 by flowergalore

Celebrate and protect our natural environment by taking part in Earth Day, Wednesday April 22, 2015. Join with community groups to explore environmental and ecological issues on local and international scales, and work towards making a difference to our … Continue reading →

Posted in "Just The Facts", Fun Stuff, Gardening, Gardening Tips, Holidays, Inspiration, Uncategorized | Tagged Earth Day, Earth Day 2015, floral, flower, flower festival, flowering plants, flowers, fun flower facts, Garden, gardening, gardening tips, plant, plants | Leave a comment

Administrative Professionals Day 2015

Posted on April 20, 2015 by flowergalore

Organizations across the globe heavily rely on their support staff to keep the ship sailing smoothly. Without dedicated, reliable, hardworking employees, many companies would quickly run aground in a massive shipwreck. The very first Administrative Professionals Day was held in … Continue reading →

Posted in "Just The Facts", Announcements, Uncategorized | Tagged admin, Administrative Professional Day, floral, floral gifting, flower, flowers, fun flower facts, gift, gift basket, gift guide, gift of flowers, grower direct, holiday gift guide, holidays, plants, Spring Flowers | Leave a comment

Floating Flower Oasis

Posted on April 17, 2015 by flowergalore

The Museum of Experimental Science and Innovation in Tokyo is currently featuring an interactive flower installation, called Floating Flower Garden. A simple white space has been turned into a flower oasis; over 2,300 colourful and fragrant orchids, with their full … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Cool Places to See Flowers!, Decorating with Flowers, Flower Trends, Flowers in the News, Fun Stuff, Inspiration, Orchid, Uncategorized, Unusual Flowers, Weird and Wacky | Tagged art, floral, flower, flowering plants, flowers, flowers in the news, fresh flowers, fun flower facts, Orchid, Orchids, plant, plants, unusual flowers | Leave a comment

5 Deceptively Dangerous House Plants

Posted on April 14, 2015 by flowergalore

Peace Lily This beautiful and popular plant boasts simple yet pretty white flowers that look like, but are not acutally calla lilies. The internal workings of the Peace Lily contain a chemical called calcium oxalate, which is a well known … Continue reading →

Posted in "Just The Facts", Flower Tips & Tricks, Fun Stuff, Houseplants, Plant & Flower Problems, Uncategorized | Tagged dieffenbachia, ficus tree, houseplants, milkbush, peace lily, philadendron, plant, plants, poisonous plants | Leave a comment

Travel: The Japanese Hitachi Seaside Park- A Must See!

Posted on April 13, 2015 by flowergalore

There are many beautiful reasons to travel the globe, and The Hitachi Seaside Park is up on the list. Located just two hours outside of Tokyo in Hitachinaka, Ibaraki, Japan, the public park is currently in full bloom. Flowers blossom year round, … Continue reading →

Posted in Announcements, Cool Places to See Flowers!, Daffodils, Flower Varieties, Flowers in the News, Tulip, Uncategorized | Tagged daffodil, floral, flower, flower festival, flower park, flower varieties, flower variety, flowers, flowers in the news, fun flower facts, plant, plants, Spring Flowers, Tulip, Tulips | Leave a comment

A Smelly Affair: Corpse Flower Blossoms!

Posted on April 7, 2015 by flowergalore

Edmonton’s Muttart Conservatory boasts of a healthy, smelly corpse flower in residence. Nicknamed “Putrella”, the corpse flower has unexpectedly bloomed before her time! And what a stench she is to smell! Image Credit: https://www.facebook.com/muttart.conservatory1 The Corpse Flower, or Amorphophallus titanium, is known … Continue reading →

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Queen of all the Flower Crowns!

Posted on March 26, 2015 by flowergalore

Flower crowns are all the rage these days. Fresh flowers in your hair just simply put a pep in your step. Brides, festival goers, graduates, birthday celebrators- there are many reasons to sport little lovelies around your tête. … Continue reading →

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Guest Post : How Mulching Can Benefit Your Flower Garden

Posted on August 25, 2014 by Connor Lowry

(http://www.laurieflower.com/the-inspiration-of-synthetic-mulch-garden/synthetic-mulch-garden-details/) A long time landscape artist or flower gardener can tell you the many benefits of mulching. Mulching refers to the application of any material (organic or inorganic) on the surface of the soil over plant roots. Mulches are mainly … Continue reading →