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History:
Roses have a long and vibrant history. As per fossil evidences the rose is about 35 million years old. In nature, it has some 150 species spread all over the Northern Hemisphere. Garden farming of roses began in China around 5,000 years ago. Roses were grown widely in the Middle East during the Roman period. At present, there are more than 30,000 types of roses and it has the thorniest family tree of all the flower species.
by Paul Walls
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Sunflowers represent admiration, faithfulness and longevity. The meaning of sunflowers comes from their name itself. Sunflowers are rather unique in that they have the capability to provide energy in the form of vibrancy and nourishment these attributes mirror the sun and the energy given by its heat and light. Sunflowers are well-known for being happy-flowers, making them a perfect gift to bring happiness to your day.
They come in a number of assortments ranging from large to small, and from having yellow to red petals. Though, there is more to sunflowers than you can see. At the same time as they are stunningly good-looking, they are also rich in history and significance. They belong to North and South America and signify loyalty, pride and best wishes.
by Paul Walls
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Kangaroo paw is the common name for diverse species, in two genus of this family Haemodoraceae, that are widespread in the south west of Western Australia. These perpetual plants are renowned for their distinctive bird attracting flowers. They have tubular flowers coated with thick hairs and open at the peak with 6 claw resembling structures: because of this paw pattern the common name “kangaroo paw” is derived.
The form and color of kangaroo paws make them a unique and rewarding Australian local plant for home gardens. Kangaroo paws are also great cut flowers. They are exported to various parts of the globe and are commercially grown in the USA, Japan and Israel.
by Paul Walls
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Wholesale BABY’S BREATH FILLERs are available for your special occasions and celebrations at huge savings especially for you. Baby’s Breath are also well-known as gypsophilia, they are used as filler in centerpieces. We add them in bridal bouquets, rose bouquets, and several other floral arrangements.
Baby’s Breath Filler can be used in many ways for different floral arrangements in weddings for instance you can use them to create chandeliers hanging through the reception tent, they can be used as garlands or wreaths to add grace to your venue doors, they can be added to the bridesmaids bouquets, they also look beautiful in centerpieces, you can use them in DIY monograms or just tuck few sprigs of in your hair with help of a bobby pin there are so many ways to use this beautiful flower.
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by Paul Walls
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If you are on the lookout for an innate flower filled with goodness and striking splendor, then you are sure to like spider mums. Recently we ourselves ordered a few to shoot pictures, when they were placed in the house they were more than pleasing and they brightened the whole place up. We also presented few to our next door neighbors and they were delighted to see these exquisite flowers. They have a striking charisma which enchants anyone who sets eye on them. If you are thinking of buying these beautiful flowers then do learn these facts about them in advance. Continue reading “Nature’s Goodness Is Found In Spider Mums”
by Paul Walls
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At Whole Blossoms, we make every effort to bring you the finest quality flowers available from around the globe. Time and again our patrons wonder how we are different from their local florist or any other online stores. People say we have sensational roses; well, we can’t disagree with them as seeing is believing and we have 8 things that characterize us as different.
Recently, I was able to travel to Ecuador to visit several of our farms and see for myself the climate and conditions for which our flowers grow in. The majestic Andes Mountains and fresh rain water overflowing from their towering mountain peaks into lush fertile valleys makes everything grow in a way you can’t find anywhere else. I took thousands of photos and hope to share a lot with you in upcoming articles and blogs. We are excited about our business and with confidence can say to you that you are getting the freshest flowers in the world. In the United States flowers have to grow seasonally in most areas, so the quantities and quality is somewhat limited. In Ecuador, which is on the equator, has a climate that never changes, is consistent and can produce the freshest flowers you can ever imagine. I took this trip so I could see for myself how our flowers are produced, not to mention the feel of the atmosphere, which is tremendous. Continue reading “A Closer Look At Our Flowers From Ecuador”
These days, many flowers are imported and available year round. Some examples include alstroemeria, carnations, chrysanthemums, freesias, gerberas, lilies, orchids, and roses. Deciding which flower to use can be a challenge, or completely up to you depending on your occasion, style and taste. Whole Blossoms wants to give you its recommendation of flowers to use for all four seasons. Continue reading “We Have a Flower For Every Season”
Hydrangeas are a very trendy and admired flower variety. I still remember watching my grandfather planting white hydrangeas for my grandmother; they used to sit in their lawn chairs by the garden, hand in hand and admiring at their marvelous floral display. Sadly they are not really appreciated as much these days because of the variety of other flowers available nowadays. Every time I look at hydrangeas I think of such fond memories. Continue reading “The Beauty Of Hydrangeas”
Phlox 101
Phlox are huge bunches of pleasantly scented, disk shaped flowers on top of branching stems. Fresh phlox’s must be cut or bought when two-thirds of their florets are open and the closed buds demonstrate good color and size, the ones that are cut before time, in the tight bud phase, may not develop. Old phlox have all the blossoms opened and several are already dropped. Older phlox would shed once handled. Phlox, with large clusters of sweet-smelling flowers, are a good addition to arrangements of big jazzy flowers, like peonies or roses.
