Bring the Beauty of Flower Arrangements Into Your Home (Kitchen)

January 20th, 2009 Posted in Main Content | No Comments »

Let’s begin in the Kitchen with our first post:

The kitchen table is the first area that people think of when they are considering putting flowers in their home. Rather than simply placing one large flower arrangement in the center of your table, why not put a line of smaller arrangements in the center of your table? Simpler is better when using flowers in your home. Whether you use just a few stems in each container or a large number of flowers, you will find that adding flowers to your table will help to give it a focal point that will make your dining or kitchen table more inviting and beautiful.

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Let’s Think Valentine’s Day

January 15th, 2009 Posted in Main Content | 1 Comment »

If you are in for some amusing myths and facts about Valentine’s Day then check out my recent article Let’s Think Valentine’s Day. I’ve also included a quick lesson on making a rose bouquet floral arrangement. So if you are looking for some light reading and a way to make an inexpensive but unique flower arrangement take a gander.

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Tip 8 of 10 (10 Tips to Flower Arranging)

December 26th, 2008 Posted in Main Content | No Comments »

Flowers are Beautiful in All Kinds of Containers, Not Just Vases

The best arrangements are unique arrangements, and the best way to create a one-of-a-kind flower arrangement is to not only get creative with the flowers, but to get imaginative with the containers. Vases, although classic, are not the only things you can use. Look around your house for any open container. Bowls, glasses, ceramics, teapots, bottles, baskets, decorative boxes, or anything imaginative that you can get your hands on are great for holding flowers. Don’t worry if the container you choose doesn’t hold water. You can always place a smaller vase, bottle, or container inside of it where it is hidden.

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Tip 7 of 10 (10 Tips to Flower Arranging)

December 23rd, 2008 Posted in Main Content | No Comments »

Sometimes Flower Scents are not a Good Thing

Always keep in mind that your flowers do have a scent. There’s nothing worse than making a flower arrangement that does not appeal to the sense of smell. Many times, the scent of your flower arrangement is too powerful for a small room or dinner table. Often, flower scents are too strong or unpleasant for some people and can cause them to get sick. For example, strong scented gardenias or lilies are probably not good options for small or hot rooms or dinner tables. Some flowers are what we call “stinkers.” They just don’t smell good or don’t smell good to some people. If the flower doesn’t smell that good in a flower shop, it definitely will not smell good when it is placed in a small area.
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