Are you looking for a simple but romantic floral idea for February 14th? In this step-by-step tutorial, Hometalker Stefanie ...

Floral arrangements typically include greenery, filler flowers, support flowers, and focal flowers. To arrange flowers, stick to a simple color palette and choose the right vessel. Secure your stems ...

The essence of springtime in a vase: flowering dogwood branches, daffodils, tulips and geranium. (Courtesy of Cristina Lozito) It’seasy to be intimidated by flowers-the fragility, the impermanence, ...

In todays video Im sharing how I turned a simple teapot into a beautiful Easter floral arrangement using real flowers! This ...

LauraLee Symes of the Sellwood Flower Co. wants to make it easy for you to create an unfussy, fabulous arrangement for your holiday table using locally grown flowers and foliage. --Janet Eastman | 503 ...

My grandmother has always been the creative type. She refuses to use recipes, even if that means experimenting at the big family holiday—when in doubt, add more seasoning and a dash of Durkee's or ...

Need a budget-friendly DIY hack to upgrade your home decor? Check out how Martha Stewart uses a simple glass dish to create ...

Creating picture-perfect floral arrangements is as easy as 1-2-3…or more accurately 3-5-8. Here's how to master the 3-5-8 ...

Flowers brighten up your home and a nice arrangement displays them at their best. There is a trick to making a store-bought ...

Christmas time means wreath season. Here’s an easy guide to making your very own dried flower arrangement from scratch. Christmas is here, which means wreath season is upon us. If you fancy changing ...

If you're looking for Easter flower inspiration, our lifestyle team have been creating beautiful Easter bouquets and Easter tablescapes for many years. With just a little preparation even a few ...

Rick Phillips doesn’t want to dislike a plant. The Cebolla Fine Flowers greenhouse designer loves all greenery, but he says he’s on the fence about poinsettias. “They’re not one of my favorites, let’s ...