“How do I know when to repot my houseplants?” When your houseplant requires watering more often than once a week, it may be rootbound. (Remember some houseplants actually flower better when their pot is rootbound, Blood Lily for example.) When the houseplant grows less or flowers less. When the production of chemicals toxic to the […]
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Illinois State Florist Association Held Springfield Spring Conference March 10 – 12, 2006 By Holly Milburn The Finishing Touch Florist Crete, Illinois Moving from Decatur IL to Springfield IL didn’t damper the enthusiasm of Illinois florists attending our Spring 2006 Conference. The Crown Plaza hotel was the sight for this year’s event. With events held
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Fantasy Butterfly Wrist Corsage Construction By Richard Seekins AIFD, Fountain Valley CA Florist, The Flower Place, Inc We make our own wristbands for the Butterfly Wrist Corsage, using a wired cording, available at the local wholesaler. Cut the cording about 16 – 18 inches in length. Bring the two ends together to meet in the
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We at FlowerChat, want you to feel confident that your purchase of tulips from your local florists will last longer. The tulip is also known by the Latin name Tulipa. Eric Shaw, owner of Everyday Flowers, Florist In Tustin California has given us permission to reprint his article on Florist Delivered Tulips It’s the season
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Tidbits from the Northeast Floral Expo in Cromwell, Connecticut held this past weekend. By Erlene Rosemont Floral Portland ME As of Saturday afternoon there were just under 700 florists registered for the show, what a great turnout! Can’t wait to hear the final number after the walk ins on Sunday. The volunteers from Connecticut Florists’
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http://floristblogs.com/b…ns/default.aspx Read what one local florist experienced when replacing roses from a courier delivered ‘direct from the grower’ shipper this Valentine’s Day. Reprinted with permission Catherine Hillen-Rulloda, AIFD, PFCI of Avante Gardens As part of an effort by a small group of florist to help educate consumers about the quality, value, service and design that
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Flowering Dish Gardens By Kathy Blossoms & Twigs Florist Flowering dish gardens, also known as European Dish gardens, are a stylish gift for almost any occasion. These gardens are created with an assortment of small, green and flowering plants and provide a lasting reminder of your thoughtfulness. Kalanchoe, African Violets, Azaleas, Cyclamen, and Gerbera Daisies
http://realflorists.info Local Florists offer unprecedented guarantee this Valentines Day For Immediate Release Contact: Mark Smith RealFlorist.com Midland, MI 48640 http://www.realflorists.info [email protected] Midland, MI —02/04/06——Across the US and Canada, local florists want to ensure that your Valentine receives fresh, top quality flowers. These florists are taking the unprecedented step of offering a consumer satisfaction guarantee to
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Gerber Daisy What is the world’s most popular flowers? The Gerbera Daisy is one of the world’s most popular flowers. Latin name Gerbera spp, originated in South Africa. The Gerbera daisy is also known as the Transvaal Daisy. The Gerbera Daisy is popular as a bedding plant, container plant or indoor houseplant, with it’s most
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For Valentine’s Day – Local Florists Deliver Roses and Flowers Press Release Source: Mary Lou Nix – www.ilocalflorist.com For Valentine’s Day – Local Florists Deliver Roses and Flowers Wednesday February 1, 4:54 am ET Floral Experts Provides Tips On Sending Valentine Flowers HOUSTON, Feb 1 — Valentine’s Day is Tuesday, February 14th! Most Valentine floral
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Question: I have purchased a plumeria and need information on care. Answer: Plumeria, a tropical plant, is a member of the Apocynaceae Family and has simple needs. A good, well draining potting mix with a slow release organic fertilizer, water, a minimum of a half-day of sun, and a high phosphorus fertilizer will make your
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