You know your star sign, your birth stone, you might even know your moon sign… But do you know your birth flower? They’ve been around for generations and just like birth stones there are birth flowers for each month. They’re tied to the season the flower blooms so, some months, there are two flowers –…
It’s that time. Your flowers need a little self-care; a water refresh and some nourishing new food to give them some pep. But you’re all out of flower food, and you don’t actually know how to make flower food yourself. Oh dear. Maybe you’re tempted to skip this step. After all, do flowers really need…
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Your stems are sleepy. When they arrive to you, through your letterbox, they want to be as excited to see you as you are them. But it’s been 24 hours since they were plucked from the field, so they’re just feeling a little dry and lacklustre. They need a drink! But before you plunge them…
Imagine, ten years from now, opening up your journal and a peony comes fluttering out. It brings you back, to today, and how – each time you wander past them – your arrangement brings a smile to your face. There are some moments where you want your flowers to last forever. Part of the joy…
Whether you reside in a spacious palace, bed down in a box room or float happily on a barge boat, wherever you live there’s a Freddie’s Flowers subscription to suit. But where in your house should you place them? How do you best display your flowers that shows them off, and gives them the spotlight…
Picture the scene: your glorious new arrangement has landed, you’ve tenderly and carefully unwrapped the stems and you’re ready to display them in your most picturesque vase… Except it’s still mucky from your last set of stems. If you’re thinking ‘it’s just water, do I really need to clean my flower vase?’ then stop that…
It’s that time. Your flowers need a little self-care; a water refresh and some nourishing new food to give them some pep. But you’ve run out of flower food! You might be tempted to skip this step, after all, do flowers really need whatever is in those little sachets? Can’t you just shove some sugar…
