Home flowers

As delighted as I always am when someone gives me a gorgeous bouquet of ranunculus, or daisies, or tea roses, my joy is always tinged with the tiniest bit of sadness. It isn’t that I don’t appreciate the gift — because I definitely do (note to S.O.: Peonies are still my favorite, thanks!). It’s more that I can’t seem to stop my mind from time-traveling a few days into the future when my bouquet’s beautiful blooms begin to fade.

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Hydrangea flowers are super versatile and can reach up to 15 feet tall. They change color based on soil pH. Acidic soil (below 5.5 pH) turns them blue, while alkaline soil (above 5.5 pH) shifts them to purple and pink. As they wilt, they take on a green tint. These magnificent flowers are easy to […]

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Available in an amazing range of colours, sizes and shapes, you can buy a hibiscus in single, double and even miniature forms, with solid or variegated foliage.

The fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) is loved for its large, glossy leaves and elegant silhouette, the fiddle leaf fig has become a favorite among plant enthusiasts. We'll cover everything you need to know about growing and caring for your own fiddle leaf fig.