Flower Blog by May Flower

On May 19, 2014By May Flower / 0 comments

Floral Rangoli Rangoli is a folk art from India. Rangoli is made in living rooms and courtyards floors during Hindu festivals and ceremonies like wedding and events. Rangoli is sacred... Read more

How to Prolong Life Of Your Flowers

On May 12, 2014By May Flower / 0 comments

Prolong life of your flowers Cut flowers, whether purchased from the florist or cut from your own garden, will last much longer in the vase if you follow the simple... Read more

How to Arrange Flowers in a Vase

On Apr 21, 2014By May Flower / 0 comments

How to arrange flowers in a Vase Florists make flower arranging look so easy but trying to arrange flowers with no previous skills or experience isn’t quite so simple. Like... Read more

How to Make Flowers Last Longer: 8 Pro Tricks

On Feb 17, 2014By May Flower / 0 comments

How to Make Flowers Last Longer: 8 Pro Tricks If you’re looking for a way to make those Valentine’s Day roses, graduation bouquet, or anniversary arrangement bloom vibrantly and stay... Read more

Eight Basic Flower Arranging Designs

On Aug 12, 2013By May Flower / 0 comments

Eight Basic Flower Arranging Designs If you are used to working with fresh flowers, it will take some time to get used to all the possibilities and limitations when using... Read more

Healing Power of Flowers

On Jun 17, 2013By May Flower / 0 comments

Healing Power Of Flowers As the old saying goes, “April showers bring May flowers.” As much as we may appreciate the beauty of different flowers emerging from sleepy ground, many floral friends are much more than just a pretty face. Some flowers possess the power to heal, earning them a place in your medicine cabinet as well as your favourite vase. It’s no secret that flowers can boost morale and improve mood. A bunch of sunny-faced blooms brighten a room and the spirits of anyone catching a drift of their... Read more

Flowers you can Eat

On May 23, 2013By May Flower / 0 comments

The culinary use of flowers dates back thousands of years to the Chinese, Greek and Romans. Many cultures use flowers in their traditional cooking–think of squash blossoms in Italian food... Read more