Constance Spry was a ground-breaking floral designer whose influence is still felt today. Her classic book, originally published in 1934, is back in print.

Good things can´t last forever, but one way you can enjoy those flowers and herbs from the garden is to dry them for everlastings.

This book really lives up to its name. From beginning to end, the designs are just breathtaking. It takes flower arranging to a new level.

Lavender, the most wonderful of herbs. What would summer be like without it? It´s fragrance and beauty make it a perfect cut flower.

Flowers can go a long way in banishing the winter blahs. Floral designers are lucky. We can just plunge into exciting projects that make the time fly by. Here´s a book with some great ideas for winter and the other seasons as well.

2004 brings many new varieties of cut flowers. Pick the cream of the crop when it comes to new introductions. For your cutting garden, ook for seeds and plants of these new varieties at your local garden center.

It´s never too early to begin planning that wedding. Choosing flowers for that momentous event has never been so easy when you use this book.

Floral design doesn´t have any rules. Instead, it´s all about creativity and following your intuition.

"The Japanese Way of the Flower" is a remarkable book on ikebana. It focuses on the use of the art of ikebana as a moving meditation.

It´s a good thing Valentine´s Day only comes once a year. People lose sleep trying to dream up the perfect Valentine´s Day gift.