GOSHEN, Ind. (WNDU) - It’s the season of love. And with Valentine’s Day just two days away, we wanted to help you with some ideas and tips on how to make it memorable! Mireya Reyes from Sweet Stems ...

Bacteria is one of the main causes of premature bouquet deaths. Its presence in vase water clogs stems and speeds up decay. Dehydration, either from a lack of water or a stem’s inability to absorb it, ...

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There's nothing more inviting than bringing some cut flowers into your home. But there are certain things to remember if you want to keep them fresh for longer.

Wedding bouquets are always stunning. Whether you have roses, daisies, or an exotic mixture, the pop of color is always stunning. And let’s not forget how traditional they are. But sometimes you just ...

Local cut flowers are hot stuff these days as farmers and small-scale growers cash in on the popularity of fresh bouquets, and home gardeners continue a trend that caught on during COVID-19 cocooning.

Nothing says “I love you” like fresh flowers on Valentine’s Day. While red roses remain the staple, there is so much more available. The bouquets at local florists are cut and crafted with care. Not ...

There is nothing worse than bringing flowers home from the shops only for them to dry out in a day or two, but I have ...

The debate over how to take care of flowers probably began as soon as humans started cutting them and displaying them in vessels — enthusiasts have been encouraging people to stick a pin in each tulip ...

Bring vintage appeal to your garden with old-fashioned flowers like sweet alyssum, hollyhocks, and poppies that offer color, ...