Thanks to its happy, tender looks and endless colour variations, the Lathyrus remains a popular flower year after year as soon as the sun comes out to play. The scent of a Lathyrus reminds us of fresh summer fields filled with flowers. We’re guessing that’s the reason this flower is so popular with many perfume brands.
During the dark winter months, we all crave a hint of cheerfulness in our homes. This is when Mimosa always comes the rescue. A gorgeous, sweet flower that brings the sun into your home! And by way of a bonus, this flower brings a wonderful fragrance as well.
Salix, in its many forms, offers a vivacious energy boost. The small groups of catkins on bare branches tell us that spring is coming and they symbolise new beginnings with fresh opportunities.
What is it that makes Valentine's Day so special? Could it be that this day is all about romance and love, or maybe because your shop is filled to the brim with flowers and plants in every shade of pink and red? Whatever the reason, Valentine's Day decorations are a must on Cupid's favourite day!
What are your plans this Valentine’s day? Something active, cultural or highly romantic? One thing is sure, do not forget to surprise your date with an bouquet of lovely roses. For every date another favourite! Amaze your one and only with your creativity and let them fall even harder for you. The key to the heart!
It's almost incredible that their tiny flower buds produce such dazzling flowers. The petals of the Ranunculus - also known as the Persian buttercup - open layer by layer to reveal more and more of the flower's centre.
Everybody is familiar with zodiac signs, but did you know that next to birthstones everyone has a birth flower? Every month has one or two specific flowers, that says a lot about the person’s character.
Once a hint of winter is in the air, we start fantasying about pine trees and decorating the house. While trees are usually filled with thousand lights and baubles, let’s make this Christmas a floral one!
Santa Claus, a big red and white stocking on the fireplace, a pine tree covered in lights and balls, and Ilex arrangements – all Christmas classics! Did you know that the Ilex, also known as holly, has been a Christmas symbol for ages? Even longer than Santa himself!
Looking for the absolutely perfect way to announce that autumn has arrived? The colourful disbudded chrysanthemum is a great remedy for a gloomy day.
