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The Language of Flowers: Common Locust (Robinia psuedoacacia)

Karen March 26, 2019 0 Comments

Common locust is a medium sized deciduous tree growing forty to one hundred feet tall with attractive blue-green pinnately compound leaves and beautiful loose pendent clusters of very fragrant creamy…

Garden History

The Language of Flowers: Rose Acacia (Robinia hispida)

Karen February 26, 2019 0 Comments

Rose acacia is a flowering deciduous shrub and a member of the pea family, Fabaceae, that also includes mimosa, lupine, and alfalfa. It is native to eastern and central US…

Plant Profiles: How To Grow

The Language of Flowers: Bird’s Foot Trefoil (Lotus spp.)

Karen January 22, 2019 0 Comments

There are several species of bird’s foot trefoil, the most common of which is common bird’s foot trefoil, Lotus corniculatus. It is a herbaceous perennial and member of the pea…

Garden History

The Language of Flowers: Introduction

Karen October 28, 2018 0 Comments

The language of flowers, also called florography, refers to the use of flowers and plants to secretly communicate with others. It is the result of the a blending of traditions…

Garden Books

Book Review: Tussie-Mussies: The Language of Flowers

Karen February 14, 2014 0 Comments

The Victorian art of creating a bouquet of flowers with a message has an age-old appeal. Receiving flowers from an admirer is always fun but how much greater the pleasure…

Floristry

Ten Best Flowers To Say Love

Karen February 12, 2014 0 Comments

The language of flowers has been around since Victorian days when suitors gave their beloved a bouquet of flowers, each with significant meaning. The idea of flowers having meanings was…

Floristry

Inexpensive Floral Wedding Party Favors using Six Packs and the Language of Flowers

Karen April 26, 2012 0 Comments

Weddings mean parties and flowers, Whether you are giving an engagement party, shower, rehearsal dinner or wedding reception it is nice to consider giving the guests a favor, a reminder…

Floristry

Flowers for Arrangements: Heather/Heath (Erica spp.)

Karen January 12, 2012 0 Comments

Usually called heather, heath looks similar but is in a different genus; heath is Erica while heather is Calluna. The heaths that are usually found in flower shops may be…

Floristry

Decorations at Westminster Abbey for the Royal Wedding

Karen April 27, 2011 0 Comments

Three days before the royal wedding trucks pulled up to Westminster Abbey and men began unloading living trees to decorate the abbey. Wow! What does it mean? The florist directing…

Plant Profiles: How To Grow

Plant Profile: Grape Hyacinth (Muscari armeniacum)

Karen April 6, 2011 0 Comments

One of the earliest bulbs in my garden to emerge in the spring is grape hyacinth. The dense spikes of fragrant cobalt-blue urn-shaped flowers resemble upside down bunches of grapes…

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Wildflowers: Lady’s Slipper Orchid (Cypripedium sp) Native to the Mid-Atlantic

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Wildflowers: Prairie Coneflower/Mexican Hat (Ratibida sp) Native to the Midwest

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