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Senate Passes Bipartisan Resolution Supporting American Flower Industry
Washington— On July 2nd the Senate passed a bipartisan resolution introduced by Senators Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), Kamala D. Harris (D-Calif.) and Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) designating July as “American Grown Flower Month” and encouraging consumers...
See the 2 Breathtaking Wedding Dresses Brittany Snow Wore on Her Wedding Day: Pics
Wedding dress goals! Brittany Snow and her now-husband Tyler Stanaland officially tied the knot in March , but the 34-year-old Pitch Perfect star is finally giving us a look at the two stunning gowns she wore to seal the deal with her soulmate.On Wednesday, July 8,...
Meet The Young Malaysian Florist Who Crafts Stories Using Flowers
Flowers have always held a soft spot in our hearts. Words that humans aren’t able to express clearly, we put our hopes in them by delivering the intended messages. For instance, black roses are used to represent death and mourning. You can’t possibly send...
14 Creative Pictures To Take With Flowers & Plant Magic On Your Feed
The last time you went to the grocery store, you may have picked up a bouquet of fresh flowers. You may have told your partner on the way home that you’re going to put them in a vase in the kitchen and have a photo shoot with your new best buds in the backyard....
The Best Foliage to Use in Your Wedding Bouquet for Every Season
Like flowers, the greenery you choose should nod at the time of year, too. While most wedding flower research focuses on the specific blooms you love, the bouquet shapes you're drawn to, and the varieties that match your overall color scheme , don't overlook the...
Cosentino: Where are the flowers?
Rose harvest at a plantation in Tumbaco, Cayambe, Ecuador, South America. I looked back today, and it has been five or six years since I wrote about where flowers come from, and during that time there have been tremendous changes in the marketplace. New growing areas...
Pandemic reflections: No romance in the air this season
The Kennebunks have been a wedding destination since the 1870s, when city dwellers to our south, desperate to escape the urban heat, smells and diseases, discovered coastal Maine.They spent their first summers in rustic farm houses near the shore. Local promoters soon...
Windy Hill Flowers provides new local floral option
Ann Volner, owner of Windy Hill Flowers, is shown Monday afternoon with several bouquets of flowers she cultivated from seed, cut and arranged for clients. MARYVILLE, Mo. — Just outside of town a woman has put her green thumb to work for three years growing a...
Can flowers live through a pandemic?
Flowers only last for so long after being cut.The inventories of some local florists, including those in Baldwin, Freeport and Oceanside, were greatly affected when shops were forced to close in late March because of the Covid-19 pandemic.Roses, lilies and daisies...
