When you plant pretty trees with pink and white flowers in your backyard, the spring air fills with their sweet scent and ...

Remove your flowers from the vase and use sharp, clean scissors or pruning shears to cut about half an inch off the bottom of ...

When you're ready, gently feed this into your Cricut machine, it should consume it pretty quickly to assess alignment, and ...

Tulips bring spring into your home, but the joy is often short-lived. With simple tricks, however, you can significantly extend the lifespan of these precious flowers.

Imagine stepping outside and snipping gorgeous, fresh blooms to share with a neighbor, give to a friend in need, or simply ...

In short, yes and no. Daffodils are “poisonous for other flowers at the beginning, when you’re cutting from the ground,” Dara says, so this is really only a watchout if you’re growing daffodils from ...

Unlike most perennials, almost all annual flowers have the advantage of blooming all summer. Keep cutting off the flowers to ...

Flowers, for example, gather orders and then find florists to fulfill them, taking a hefty cut in the process. (Florists report receiving as little as 50 percent of what the consumer paid for the ...

spring rituals and spring celebrations will be followed by a fun springtime craft! Guests will be invited to create cute felt and button flowers in a salt shaker vase to take home with them.

One of the many joys of spring is when the early flowers begin to bloom — colorful, familiar, like seeing an old friend. Oh, and delicious. Pansies, bluebells and violets lead the parade ...

Charleston’s Spring Hill Cemetery made a policy earlier ... Those interviewed cited the cost of real flowers and vases on burial plots as reasons for using artificial decorations.

Keep cutting off the flowers to use in vases (or to remove tired blossoms) and most will continue blossoming until frost. Some take a rest in the heat of summer, but produce again later on. And bees ...