Journal
The December Birth Flower Comes in a Bowl of Gravel
Someone left a bowl of paperwhites in the studio one December — supermarket bulbs sitting...
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Summer Wedding Flowers, and What the Heat Decides
Peonies end in early June and Alaska picks up the slack. Dahlias don't arrive until...
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The January Birth Flower Smells Like Clove
There is a corner of the flower market on Wall Street, before six in the...
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What Do Lilies Represent, and Why Half of Them Aren't Lilies
Purity in a tradition that is genuinely ancient, mourning in one that is not, and...
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What a Flower Species Actually Is, and Why Your Bouquet Isn't One
Most cut flowers are not species at all. On wild roses, Central Asian tulips, Mexican...
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Valentine's Day: For the Love of Flowers
The tradition of giving flowers on Valentine's Day dates back centuries, weaving a rich tapestry...
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Innovative Floral Decor
Floral elements offer a timeless and versatile way to decorate spaces, and thinking beyond traditional...
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The Art of Drying Flowers: Preserving Nature in Los Angeles
The art of drying flowers is a captivating and timeless practice that transforms delicate blooms...
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10 Tips to Keeping Your Florals Fresh
Pro Floral Care Tips from Your Favorite Los Angeles Florist Welcome to our local guide...
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The Timeless Gesture: Why Flowers Make a Thoughtful Gift?
In a world of ever-evolving gifting trends, the simple act of giving flowers remains a...
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