All About Flowers

Spring is a beautiful time to have a wedding. The trees are budding and spring flowers are blooming. New life and love is in the air! If you are planning a Spring wedding for this year, now is the perfect time to send out your Save the Date Wedding Announcements. This will give your wedding guests at least three months notice to your event. A Wedding Collection by Lora Severson Photography offers many unique Spring Wedding Announcements featuring floral photography. Made especially for this season, her Spring Collection features floral photographs of tulips , daffodils and daisies . Choose matching Spring wedding postage stamps ... Read Full Story

I live in Michigan, Maybe too cold in the spring? Neighbors do have flowers though. Read Full Story

For my belated birthday, my bf sent me blue tulips! Real, Dark Blue Tulips!!!! and now I’d like the bulbs!!! Help Please! Read Full Story

Never cut back the foliage on bulb flowers. The leaves are used to make food to be stored in the bulb for next years growth. If you remove the leaves it reduces the strength of the bulb. If you continue to do it each year the bulbs will be weak and prone to didease, plus the flowers will be poorer. If you want to plant something else, plant just in front of the tulips. Perennials are best as they are beginning to grow strongly just as tulips are fading. The perennial growth will soon hide the unsightly tulip leaves. Remember that you should add ... Read Full Story

Take them out of the water…..let them dry out. Keep them in a dry place, can be your garage or basement pretty much anywhere. (Place them in a brown paper bag after they are good and dried out) Next fall plant them….next spring you will have your tulips again! Some people dig their bulbs each year and replant in the fall, but they will do fine year after year just leaving them in the ground. Good Luck!! Read Full Story