FRESH FLOWERS
These sites offer the very best in fresh flowers.
800 Wesleys [offsite link] Send flower arrangements in your state today through a local Master Florist. Absolutely Fresh Flowers [offsite link] These flowers are shipped direct from the grower. They guarantee the flowers will arrive fresh and last for ten days after delivery. Ageratum is a Summer Blooming Cut Flower  Ageratum is often grown aas an annual bedding plant. Also known as floss flower, this deserves a place in the cutting garden. Taller growing varieties make great cut flowers. Aloha Fresh Flowers [offsite link] This site offers unique Hawaiian flowers and tropicals, such as orchid bouquets, and Hawaiian leis. It also has information on how to care and arrange these exotic flowers. Amy´s Plantrex Flower Shop [offsite link] This company has been in business since 1969. It has fresh flowers-from wildflowers to tropicals, and plants. There are gifts at all price levels and for all occasions. The lead designer has over 30 years experience. They deliver to the U.S. and Canada. Baby's Breath  Baby´s breath or gypsophila is a familiar cut flower. This filler flower is so common in the floral industry. Bloomen Direct Flowers and Gifts [offsite link] This site links to certified Bloomen Direct florists where you can order the flowers. It also offers information on how to care for the flowers and how to cut the stems under water to make them last longer. Breathtaking Summer Bouquets  Summer is a busy time. What we need for this hectic season are ideas for quick, breathtaking summer floral arrangements. Cut Flowers You Shouldn't be Without  We expect a lot of our cut flowers. Not only should they look beautiful, but in addition we want them to have a long vase life. Here are a few outstanding cut varieties to look for. Cutting Flowers From the Garden  Gardens can supply us with all the blooms we need for summer floral arrangements. Here´s a few tips to help those cut flowers last longer. Daffodils for Spring Floral Arrangements  Daffodils or jonquils, whatever we call them, they´re wonderful for spring floral arrangements. Daylilies for Floral Design  Though the stems of daylilies aren´t available commercially, they are very useful for floral design. These plants are one of the most popular flowering perennials. Fifty Flowers-a Premier Source for Fresh Flowers  Fifty Flowers is a premier source for fresh flowers. Floral Abundance [offsite link] The main purpose of this site is to sell floral arrangements, but in addition it offers extensive information on flowers, arranged by month and by color, along with the language of flowers. It is updated frequently. Florals for Autumn Arrangements  Fall foliage may be in the spotlight. But don´t let it steal all the attention. Create stunning fall arrangements with fresh fall flowers, fruits and berries, and other seasonal materials. Floristdex [offsite link] Order fresh flowers from a local florist online and save money at this website. It also features lots of information on flowers, including tips on roses, how to care for your blooms, the meaning of flowers, a floral dictionary, and a marvelous calculator that tells you the average price per stem for different kinds. Flower Bud [offsite link] This site offers the freshest flowers around direct from the grower. It features a newsletter as well. Flower of the Month Club [offsite link] This fresh cut flower of the month has been in business since 1994. The site offers information on flower care and design. Flowering Kale  Flowering kale and cabbage are often seen in outdoor gardens during the fall months. These are quite beautiful, and really make wonderful cut flowers. Here´s the rundown on some varieties. Fresh Flower Card [offsite link] Send flowers and a card all in one. There are ones suitable for every purpose. You can choose by occasion, colors, or types of flowers. The site also includes tips on flower care. Globe Amaranth as a Cut Flower and Everlasting  Globe amaranth or Gomphrena has become a favorite summer floral material within the last few decades. Now, numerous varieties of this cut flower and everlasting are available. Grower Flowers [offsite link] For the freshest flowers around, this is the place. Whatever the occasion, they have what you need-from fresh flowers to flowering and specialty plants. Heliconia as a Tropical Cut Flower  Along with the usual commonly available cut flowers, we are seeing more and more of the tropical ones. That´s a good thing. Tropicals can serve as an accent by providing unusual forms, colors, and texture to floral design. One of my favorites is the Heliconias. Kato Cut Flowers [offsite link] These flowers are direct from the grower. They guarantee that they will be fresh when they arrive. Kumquats in Floral Design  Winter brings many interesting kinds of materials for floral design. One of my favorites is the kumquat. Lilies as a Cut Flower  Of all the lilies, the Easter lilies are best known. New Cut Flowers for 2008  With the old year 2007 behind us, it is time to look to the future with hope. This is an ideal opportunity to take a tour of the new cut flower varieties that will be introduced this year. Next-Fresh Flowers On-line [offsite link] This site offers fast delivery for most of the mainland U.K, and has everything from lilies to sunflowers and tropicals. Old Fashioned Sweet Peas-the Perfect Cut Flower  Celebrities stage comebacks. So do cut flowers. In this case its the old-fashioned sweet pea. There´s a revival of interest in these charming vines. On the Square Flower Shop [offsite link] Order fresh flowers with confidence from this independent, family-owned florist shop. Based in Bronx, NY, they´ve been in business for nearly 75 years. They´re a member of Teleflora. The site features arrangements for every occasion. Perennial Cut Flowers  Though it´s true that many of the common cut flowers are annuals, there are more perennials than we would think. Here are some of the best kinds. Phlox as a Summer Cut Flower  The familiar phlox is sometimes used as a cut flower. Yet, these plants deserve to be used more frequently. When you need a change from daisy-like flowers during the summer, these are the answer. Proteas  When I first became interested in floral design, proteas were still a novelty. Now they´re generally available on a year-round basis. Rose Farm [offsite link] This site offers roses and dried roses for sale. It features lots of information about roses, and also has a flower encyclopedia. Seed Starting for the Cutting Garden  If you are planning a large cutting garden, it may be worth your while to grow your own plants from seed. Some Flowering Gingers  When it comes to exotic flowers, tropicals are hard to beat. Among the ones that are commonly available as cut flowers are some flowering gingers, also known as costus. South Shore Flowers [offsite link] These fresh flowers and plants are direct from the grower. They are guaranteed to arrive fresh. The site also features information on flower care, and FAQ´s. Spireas for Spring and Summer Designs  When we are looking for seasonal material for floral design, don´t forget flowering shrubs. Though the stems aren´t always available commercially on a regular basis, thess plants are often present in our landscapes. The spirea or spiraea is an example. Summer and Fall Blooming Perennial Cut Flowers  During the summer and fall months, perennials provide lots and lots of cut flower stems. Here are some of my favorites. The Appealing Sunflower  When you´re looking for a cheerful, smiling flower to chase away the blues, there´s no better choice than the sunflower. They´re very much in the news these days. The Delightful Butterfly Bush  If handsome is as handsome does, the butterfly bush deserves a place in late summer bouquets. True to its name, this acts like a magnet for butterflies. But they won´t mind if you cut a few stems from time to time. The Pitcher Plant as a Cut Flower  A decade or so ago the pitcher plant was just a curiosity. Along with the Venus fly-trap and other carnivorous plants, these were hard to come by. Happily, that has changed now with tissue culture, which allows the plants to be propagated in great numbers. The Vase Life of Flowers  When it comes to choosing flowers, vase life is an important consideration. We put a lot of time and effort not to mention money into our designs, and want them to last as long as possible. Tulips as a Spring Floral Material  It´s hard to resist tulips. Symbolic of spring, these delightful flowers bring us out of our winter doldrums. 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