Choose a variety of flowers and greenery of different sizes and lengths to add visual interest to your arrangement.

"If there are flowers at your supermarket, buy a bouquet and just play around with them," says Nesbit. "Flowers are therapy. At the end of the day, it's not trying to make this beautiful ...

Tips for DIY wedding flowers• Don't be scared. Flowers are not scary.• Pin up pictures of arrangements you like and let them inspire your decorating.• Mix textures, mix flowers, mix color. Be brave.

Hockessin, Del. – The cold weather signals the end of the growing season, but before the ground freezes, autumn has some stunning jewels to show off. Late-blooming plants like asters and goldenrod ...

For the botanical artist Lutfi Janania, a lush plant isn’t always the right one. The botanical artist Lutfi Janania in his studio in Brooklyn.Credit...Cheril Sanchez Supported by By Rose Courteau When ...

Most of the time, DIY floral arranging involves bringing home a bouquet or two of cut flowers, depositing them in a generic glass vase scrounged from under the sink and then wondering why they look a ...

At some point, “traditions” can devolve into the same old tricks. And come holiday season, many of us succumb to habit, dressing our homes in stiff evergreen wreaths, ornament-dense Christmas trees ...

Rick Phillips doesn’t want to dislike a plant. The Cebolla Fine Flowers greenhouse designer loves all greenery, but he says he’s on the fence about poinsettias. “They’re not one of my favorites, let’s ...

Spread lots of glue all over the cork surface of the bulletin board and the back of the AstroTurf. Place AstroTurf on bulletin board, pressing down to make it stick. Use push pins, if necessary, to ...

The Garden and Floral Arrangers Guild invites the community to participate in making floral arrangements for veterans at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the lower level of the Lodge at Plymouth Village retirement ...