Featured in this week’s bouquets are: locally grown, locally sourced, hand harvested blooms. The scent is out of this world!!!

Flower Care | 3 Easy Steps

(The cooler they stay the longer they live

Keep out of direct sun & away from heating elements.
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(Stoves, vents, & sunny windows)
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(Or every 2-3 days, as long as the water stays clear.)

Save the scented geranium stems from your bouquet & plant them in a pot of soil or directly in your yard, for a gift that keeps on giving!!
Determine the length you wish to cut your tulips for the container / vase they will be in and then cut them 1-2 inches shorter than your desired height. Tulips are a phototropic bloom & will continue the "elongate" or grow towards the light after being cut.
Fresh Flowers like, lavender, sage pods, gomphrena, strawflower, craspedia, eryngium, magnolia & grevillea are among some of the best floral elements that hold up long beyond the vase. They dry incredibly well, hold their color, shape & in some cases even their scent (lavender, sage) far longer than most blooms. Especially locally grown. They are perfect for repurposing once fully dried for things like home decor, potpourri, or a fun organic element to a wrapped gift!
With that often comes critters & pest (like aphids) while beneficial in some aspects of farming, not always what we want on our kitchen counters. Enter they LadyBugs to the rescue!
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If you decide that the ladybugs aren’t really your jam, gently scoop them up and set them free in your yard to continue their work elsewhere.
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When in doubt: consult a professional! We always ready to help answer your questions!