Welcome to the Flower Newsletter (9/2/2010). In this edition we have included news, articles and videos. You can find more resources on our website: Florist4Us.com.

Flower News

Ludgershall Flower Show results
HAVING had a visit by thieves who stole lead from both the Memorial Hall and the nearby health centre, a quick response by Mr T Down and his team managed to seal the roof thus allowing the Ludgershall Flower Show to proceed on Saturday 28 August. (More)

Quality exhibits at Ayton Flower Show
AYTON’S 129th Flower Show proved yet again to be a great success with many quality exhibits. (01/09/2010 11:14:51) (More)

FLOWER SHOW WINNERS
The Evergreen and Indiana Garden Clubs Flower Show titled “Down on the Farm” was held recently at the Indiana Mall. Honors went to Shirley Risinger and Dianne Kerr. (More)

Blooming good flower show in Pilning
Gazette Series Green fingered enthusiasts were on top form this week at the 41st Pilning Flower Show. (More)

Epcot Flower & Garden Festival Celebrates with Millions of Blooms and Blossoms
Chipandco World Showcase during the 18th annual Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival, scheduled to take place at the Walt Disney. (More)

Flower Articles

Garden Preparation For Winter
Following these simple steps will save you both time and frustration in the spring. You will be providing your spring plantings with the best possible start. (More)

Some Helpful Information On Choosing The Right Type Of Petrol Hedge Trimmer For Your Garden
When you are thinking about buying a petrol hedge trimmer, you need to do a bit of research first to ensure that you buy the correct type for the jobs you need to get done. If you do not research the types of hedge trimmer and the different features, you will probably end up making an expensive error and get a tool that is annoyingly ineffective. Which type and model you choose will depend on a number of things including the sort of hedging you have in your garden, whether you have a wild, informal garden or more formal, sculpted hedges and, how big your garden is. (More)

Enjoy the Different Orchid Types
Although there are thousands of varieties of orchids there are really two main orchid types. The main difference between these types is that one likes to grow on the bark of trees with its roots exposed to the air and the other type grows in light humus soil that is moist be well drained. (More)

Caring For Orchids – Four Simple Steps
There are particular conditions which make caring for orchids easier now than it used to be in the past. With more than 25.000 species of orchids in existence you can be certain to find that quite a few will thrive in your home environment. Once you have decided what kind of orchid flowers you wish to cultivate all you have to do is follow four simple steps. (More)

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Welcome to the Flower Newsletter (8/25/2010). In this edition we have included news, articles and videos. You can find more resources on our website: Florist4Us.com.

Flower News

Oriental Lilies Cannot Change Type And Color
By Jesse Packard: I have a question about Tiger Lilies. As silly as it sounds, I was wondering if they can evolve into a different kind of lily. The reason I ask is, I have lived where I live now as a child and now as an adult and 5 years ago and most of my life I remember and have picked Tiger lilies. I remember a few years ago even, they had semi curled orange leaves with black dots. I was out with my kids picking wild flowers and noticed that these once spotted flowers, are a dull orange with a hint of a yellow stripe on the pedals. I looked around my yard where I knew other tiger lilies were once planted in abundance and sure enough, they were not the lilies I once knew.
I called my mother, who used to live where I do, who planted these flowers years ago, and confirmed that we did , for years have tiger lilies. She confirmed and described what we had there. These other lilies are in the exact same spot as the tiger lilies were. I am not crazy honest. Up until a few years ago, I was picking the tiger lily. Now it is different. I have heard of planting Easter lilies and they change after coming up the second year but this is strange is it not?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Usually lilies like Oriental lilies cannot change to Asiatic types, nor can lilies change their basic color. Mutations are remotely possible in lilies, but extremely rare. Though, sometimes color intensity can be affected by environmental variables, but this is possible only for a single season fluke. (More)

Three Potted Yellow Chrysanth’s
By Dave: Hi, last year I bought three potted yellow chrysanth’s at Tescos and planted them in a large planter, which bloomed beautifully. I have fed them, watered them, but this year though, they have grown to about eighteen inches high without a sign of a single bloom. Am I expecting too much? Maybe they’re depressed or just being rebellious, whatever the problem I am a bit miffed at their reluctance to pretty my veranda up. Any Ideas please?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Fertilizing the plant is an important step in growing chrysanthemums. You can give organic fertilizers such as fish emulsion during this time for the plant, so that it may bud. After it starts budding then do not fertilize. That means fertilize when the plants are ready for blooming and discontinue fertilizing after flower buds are formed. (More)

Southport Flower Show 2010 bursts into bloom this week
Chester Chronicle Southport Flower Show, one of the highlights of the English summer calendar, bursts into bloom today. (More)

Flower Articles

Benefits of Growing Your Garden Using LED Grow Lights
Regardless of the season or the weather outdoors, LED (light emitting diode) plant lights can make indoor gardening easier and much more economical. Since natural sunlight streaming through a window can be hit or miss in helping plants grown indoors thrive, using LED grow lights helps indoor gardens and plants to grow at a steady pace. Unlike incandescent or florescent plant lights, LED lights do not contain toxic metals and are cool to operate. (More)

Easter Lilies for Mom
My mom had been very sick for a long time and we had sought help from medical experts from around the country. Finally, we found a specialist in Pittsburgh who thought he might be able to help her out… (More)

Water Orchids
When you water orchids and how much you water them depends on the climate that you live in and the season of the year. In temperate countries, as a general rule of thumb, you only need to water your orchids once in a week in cold months. When it is warm and sunny, water them twice a month. (More)

Flower Girl Dresses for the Summer Wedding
Wedding day is the most memorable day of the life for any bride. To make this memory as beautiful as it could be, each content of the day is exquisitely done. Preparing flower girls for the special da… (More)

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Welcome to the Flower Newsletter (8/18/2010). In this edition we have included news, articles and videos. You can find more resources on our website: Florist4Us.com.

Flower News

Plant Jacqueline Postil’ Daphne Is Poisonous
By Anita Stoner: But it is poisonous, 3 wee boys will be playing in the garden
I have went for the shrub rose jacqueline du pre, apt in that she too was a pretty blond who died young to a tragic disease.
Answer By The Flower Expert: Yes, the plant Jacqueline Postil’ Daphne plant, is poisonous plant, and should be avoided where there are children. (More)

Hundreds of visitors flock to Scartho Flower Festival Weekend
This Is Grimsby The Fire Of God’s Love was vibrant red, orange and blue ? when it was depicted in floral displays enjoyed by visitors and residents in Scartho. (More)

Flower competition winner announced
I Florist n Aldenham flower competition announced its winner today, the Herts Advertiser reports. (More)

African Tulip Tree Survive Frost/Freeze
By Paul: I have a question about the African tulip tree.I checked on your site, but I could not find out: Can the tree survive a frost/freeze?i live in Las Vegas and it does get quite cold for a couple of weeks.
Answer By The Flower Expert: The African tulip tree or Spathodea campanulata does not at all tolerate frost and needs full sun for fast growth and best flowering.
They are the natives of West Africa. (More)

Flower Articles

Growing a Garden Hedge
When deciding what to have in your garden you will have many things to decide on including the plants, trees and borders. One way to make your garden look great is with a garden hedge they will not only bring character to your garden but can give you the privacy that you require. Hedges are also a great way to offer shelter to animals and wildlife and help to keep people out off your garden. (More)

Four Famous Types of Orchids
Read about types of orchids and find out about each plant characteristic. Educate yourself further on the various species of orchids and what makes each one unique. (More)

Important Rose Gardening Advice On Fertilizers
Feeding your roses, just like watering, is a very important aspect of rose gardening. Learn how to provide the correct nourishment for your roses and experience the joy of beautiful blooms. (More)

How to Grow Herbs Inside in Containers
An easy way to grow fresh herbs indoors. It is simple, beneficial, grown on your windowsill. Have a good feeling and satisfaction of growing them yourself. (More)

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Welcome to the Flower Newsletter (8/9/2010). In this edition we have included news, articles and videos. You can find more resources on our website: Florist4Us.com.

Flower News

Flower show planned in Washingon Township
WASHINGTON TWP. A Fall Reflections standard flower show hosted by the Garden Club of Long Valley is planned for Friday, Oct. 1 through Sunday, Oct. 3 at the Washington Township Public Library. (More)

Transplanted to Benson, flower shop owner an early bloomer
Thelma Grimes/San Pedro Valley News-Sun Whether in the Netherlands, Tucson or now in Benson, Arnold van der Heiden will tell you flower arrangements are his specialty. (More)

Flower quilts grace storefront for Warwicks Communities in Bloom project
Warwick – Fifteen quilts and wall hangings with flower designs made by members of the Warwick Valley Quilters Guild made a unique contribution to Warwicks community effort in the recent Communities in Bloom international village beautification competition. (More)

Single Spike With Little Blooms
By Marge Hall: please could you tell me the name of a flower that has arrived in our garden. single spike with little blooms of a pale butter colour growing along the stem about 12 ins. tall. Does spread but is not untidy. Had a lot last year but only a couple this year (which may be down to the fact my husband “weeded” the garden last Autumn. I would love to get some more.
Answer By The Flower Expert: May be you are talking about the flowers. Lachenalia algoensis, Lachenalia matthewsii, Arundo donax Variegata or called as Striped Giant reed. (More)

Celosia Plant Care
By Zahra: I have found an image of the flower I need to know how to care for this beautiful plant. Thanks for your help.
Answer By The Flower Expert: Celosia Plant Care. Cockscombs are easy to grow from seed, either indoors under lights or outdoors in the garden. Space plants 8-12 inches apart depending on expected height of the variety you are planting. Cockscombs grow best when mulched. Spray the foliage of flowering annuals with a dilute solution of liquid fertilizer to give them a hot weather energy boost. When the plants die with the first hard frost, remove them to the compost pile but keep the beds mulched right through the winter, ready for next year’s plants. (More)

Colourful flowers lure visitors to Bangalore flower show
DNA India People thronged the annual flower show organized by the Department of Horticulture in Karnataka at the Lal Bagh Gardens here. (More)

Flower Articles

What Should You Know About Organic Gardening?
Realizing that the use of pesticides and fertilizers are detrimental to our health and our planet, people are changing their eating habits by either including or going completely to organic foods in their diet. Organic vegetable gardening is not really a new concept; it was quite prevalent during ancient times when there were no synthetic chemicals. People thought that science and technology could help us make a better quality of crops by using chemical or inorganic fertilizer. (More)

7 Different Kinds of Vegetable Garden Mulch
Using mulch in a vegetable garden has several benefits, all of which can be summed up by saying “they make gardening easier.” In this article I’m going to talk about 7 different kinds of mulch that are readily available and often much less expensive than the bark chips that are often sold in garden centers. (More)

How Do You Attract Birds to Your Garden? – Part 1
One of the keys that will enable your organic garden to flourish will be to attract the right kinds of birds. Birds will play a symbiotic role with you and your garden. They will eat the insect pests and you will get good healthy plants. While you may like this idea, since it will save you time, money and added effort, you may wonder how this will work. It’s not like you can hang out a sign that says “Birds Welcome Here” and then get the right flock coming to your garden. (More)

Things To Try Before Using Natural Insecticide
Most gardeners and even professional crop growers are very satisfied with themselves if they take a step back from using chemical insecticides and revert to using natural, old-fashioned insecticides. … (More)

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Welcome to the Flower Newsletter (8/2/2010). In this edition we have included news, articles and videos. You can find more resources on our website: Florist4Us.com.

Flower News

Yucca Plants Worth Anything
By Guest: I’m looking to get rid of Yucca plants. Are they worth anything?
Answer By The Flower Expert: There are a stump and vine killer liquids in the market that would work to kill the yucca plant i think.

Just add a few drops on the cut end of the tree, and the tree gets killed. (More)

Wight Flower Festival
The Spoof Visitors to the annual Towbridge Flower
Festival were treated to the introduction of a pungent new English Rose. (More)

Gateshead Flower Show attracts thousands
Sunday Sun One of the biggest flower shows in the UK ends today, having enjoyed a hugely successful weekend that has attracted an estimated 30,000 visitors. (More)

Little Flower School establishes Fund for orphans
Tamale, Aug. 1, GNA – Little Flower School Complex, a private school in the Tamale Metropolis, has established an endowment fund to cater for the educational needs of pupils, who have lost their parents to enable them to continue their education. (More)

Reminder: Flower Show
Flower Show at the Roseville Park is Friday, July 30. (More)

Flower Articles

Organic in the Garden – Benefits of Mulching Your Vegetable Garden
Mulching is important in all garden settings whether using Organic Methods or not. There are many benefits to be gained from mulching your ornamental garden beds and many of these benefits are well known. (More)

How to Deal With Pesky Garden Pest Snails
Snails are an interesting species to many individuals. However, the interest stops once these pests find their way into a well groomed garden. This almost always happens to some extent as these slow moving creatures are always on the prowl for a good meal. The snail as a pest is a terrible thing. They can kill young plants by chewing their stem or eating the seeds before they finish germinating. (More)

Common Garden Pests
Plants are no different from humans or animals. At some point of their life they will encounter pests and diseases during their life time. Therefore keeping an eye out for problems can help save the situation. Of course the earlier you catch the problem the better. There are several different ways to deal with common garden pests. (More)

Preparing Your Fall Wedding Flowers
Fall brings the popular pumpkins, multicolored oak leaves, and new wedding flower trends. You can have a simple white rose wedding bouquet and it would still leave an impact to your guests. Although … (More)

8 Great Tips to stay on the budget while having your beautiful and luxurious flowers on your wedding day .
Weddings come at no small cost. It only makes sense that current brides and grooms-to-be are choosing to penny-pinch wherever possible. Wedding flowers often become the first casualty of a budget-mind… (More)

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Welcome to the Flower Newsletter (7/26/2010). In this edition we have included news, articles and videos. You can find more resources on our website: Florist4Us.com.

Flower News

Gladiolas Have Bloomed And The Flowers Are Dying
By Vicky Tutundjian: I would like to know whether once the gladiolas have bloomed and the flowers are dying, I cut them; will the same stalk bloom again during the same season?
Answer By The Flower Expert:
Gladiolus is a Single Bloom Stalk Bulbous flowers. It will not rebloom on the same stalk.

You need to remove the bloom stalks from bulbs and rhizomes such as amaryllis, crocus, daffodil, gladiolus, iris, narcissus and tulip as soon as they fade.

By this method the stalk allows the bulb to store energy for next year rather than expend energy in producing seeds. You have to trim the stalk back to the leaves where it emerges. (More)

Jasmine Traveling Vine
By Caroline: I have a jasmine traveling vine and I was wondering if I cut it back and put cut limbs in water will they start to take route?
Answer By The Flower Expert: I dont think they will take root in water. They do not like waterlogged roots. Its a tropical vine. It reproduces from cuttings in the soil. The best method is in a greenhouse, sunroom, or cold frame with temperatures warmer than 40 degrees, but cooler than 70 degrees F. Jasmines are best started from mature plants by cuttings in early spring or early fall. (More)

Blooms lure fans to orchid show
The Chronicle Hundreds of orchids big and small and of every colour under the sun decorated St Paul?s Hall on Saturday. (More)

World’s largest flower blooms in Tokyo
MDN Mainichi The world’s largest flower bloomed at a botanical garden in Tokyo’s Koishikawa district on July 22. (More)

Flowers Rare Bloom Could Stink Up Texas Wedding
A rare flower thats blooming now could stink up a Texas couples weekend wedding. (More)

Flower Articles

Help Nature With Organic Gardening
If you are wondering about whether or not to start organic gardening please keep thinking about it. Go and gather all the information you need to make a wise decision for yourself. Organic gardening is something that will not only be of great value to you and your family, but will also help the global family and our planet. By everyone pitching in just a little it will go a long way to helping out the planetary challenges we are currently facing. (More)

What Are Some of the Misconceptions About Composting?
Composting is something that can not only help your garden, but it can also help the planet. The amount of your contribution will depend on the size of your garden. So while you may look at your small patch of land and ask yourself what difference it will really make in the big picture keep in mind if everyone pitched in we would make a definite impact to the planet. Many people have misconceptions about what composting is and isn’t. So I will go through some of the popular myths and debunk them here and now. (More)

Landscape Maintenance – Make it Simple!
Face it, we all have busy lives today and it is nice when we can do something to make it a little easier. One of the things we can do to make our lives a little less stressful is to install low mainte… (More)

Why Buy Flowers Online?
People these days are lucky because purchasing things can be done without going out and in just a matter of few flicks. This convenience has been made possible by myriad of shops that can be fou… (More)

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Welcome to the Flower Newsletter (7/18/2010). In this edition we have included news, articles and videos. You can find more resources on our website: Florist4Us.com.

Flower News

Flower shop swaps Chandler locations
Phoenix Flower Shops has closed its location downtown Chandler to relocate. (More)

Mary Golds Leaves Are Wilting
By Anita Stoner: I have never planted morning glory before and I planted some already started on some bamboo poles and they are getting limp and leaves are wilting?.wondering if I am over watering them. They have all day sun and I have been watering them probably 2 times a day.
Answer By The Flower Expert: You are for sure, over watering the Mary Golds.

Morning glories like full sun. They do not like much water.

Probably your morning glory had been over watered, which is shown by yellow leaves and wilting.

Give water when you feel the soil is dry. (More)

Jasmine Flowers Are Turning Brown
By Chez: Recently potted a 4ft climbing Jasmine along with placing a trellis behind the pot so the vine can climb. I read that this plant should not dry out, so I’ve been watering every 3-4 days. It’s been about a week and a half since I potted the jasmine and I noticed today quite a few of the white flowers are turning brown already. I thought the tiny white flowers would last longer so I’m wondering if I need to water more? The plant sits underneath a patio overhang so it does not get direct sun, except for very late in the day. After 6-6:30 till the sun goes down.Wondering why so many of the flowers are turning brown?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Jasmine plants need part Sun to Full Sun.
Jasmine plants like about 1 inch of water per week.
Probably it is getting less amount of sunlight and more water. (More)

Claygate Flower Show set to dazzle
Local Guardian This year Claygate Flower Show is promising a fun day out on a budget. The event takes place on Saturday (July 17). (More)

Taiwan wins prize at Malaysia flower festival
Focus Taiwan The Taiwan Tourism Bureau’s office in Kuala Lumpur has won the top award in the category of Outstanding Floral Display at an international flower festival. (More)

Flower Articles

Tomato Growing Temperature – Can You Grow in Any Climate?
Planting tomatoes is America’s most popular home garden crop and the all-time favorite ingredient in culinary. They are easy to grow though sometimes can also be troublesome. (More)

Tattoo Equipment Supplies For Women – A New Fashion Accessory
The popularity of tattoos among women is growing at an unprecedented rate. Over the past ten years, the number of women lining up at doors of tattoo studios has rocketed. Tattoos are now a mainstream … (More)

How to Buy Flowers Easily on the Internet
To buy flowers online is among the easiest ways through which people can acquire the flowers. In other words, it is a cost effective method that allows one to save some money and though it has its disadvantages, there are advantages which outweigh them. For starters, when you want to buy flowers online, you ought to decide the type of flowers that you require. (More)

Caring For Orchids is Easy
Follow these simple steps and you are well on the way to having orchids that will bloom for many weeks. Find how too much of this or not enough of that can kill your plants. (More)

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Welcome to the Flower Newsletter (7/11/2010). In this edition we have included news, articles and videos. You can find more resources on our website: Florist4Us.com.

Flower News

Flower named after vuvuzela
CAPE TOWN – A NEWLY discovered flower has been named after South Africa’s infamous vuvuzela to honour the country’s hosting of the first World Cup in Africa. (More)

Shakespeare flower show at Hampton Court Palace, England
The royal Hampton Court Palace near London is holding the worlds biggest flower show. (More)

Pods On The Flower
By Stan: Can you tell if the pods on the flower after it blooms and dies are seed pods ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: After the spent flower, it forms a pod. This pod contains seeds in it. When the seed pod turns brown only then the seeds inside it become possible to germinate. (More)

Fair flower show schedule adjusted
Bucyrus The Crawford County Fair draws closer. Fair board members are at work preparing for a fair that will be one day shorter than in previous recent fairs. (More)

Flower Articles

Cleaning up Areas before you plant your Garden
Another element to consider when deciding where to plant your garden is if there are certain areas that need cleaning up or that need to be disguised. With a little imagination and work, you can take … (More)

Finding Quality Groomsmen Gifts At Affordable Prices
You’re about to have the wedding of your dreams. It doesn’t come cheap. After all, no expense should be spared for the perfect white dress and shoes, the matching platinum rings, the gala reception, t… (More)

Where Do the Flower Arrangements We Get Through Delivery Come From?
There happens to be a lot of work for individuals. What for? To be able to enjoy the flowers which are brought to our homes and fill our lives with joy. (More)

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Welcome to the Flower Newsletter (7/4/2010). In this edition we have included news, articles and videos. You can find more resources on our website: Florist4Us.com.

Flower News

Wild About Flower Mound takes place Friday and Saturday
Flower Mound officials are giving Wild About Flower Mound one more try this weekend. The festival, which was canceled last month because of the threat of severe weather, will take place from 5-10 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday at Bakersfield Park. (More)

Two Roses on a Single Stem
By Martin Acosta: How can i grow two roses on a single stem?
Answer By The Flower Expert: If you plant Floribundas roses, they would grow 2 to 3 feet tall with clustered multiple blooms on a single stem. These can be used in the landscape as hedges and borders, without much pruning. (More)

Manx Heritage Flower Festival to celebrate its 20th anniversary
Isleofman The Manx Heritage Flower Festival will celebrate its 20th anniversary during National Week. (More)

Flower Articles

Indian Wedding tips;Wedding is a Dream – Can it Be a Bad Dream?
A special dream that replayed live on your wedding day, we plan this dream from years, months, days & hours for this day. We want everything to be the best: clothes, nice cars, fresh flowers, good… (More)

5 Top Spring Bulbs
Spring bulbs need to be planted in the autumn before to ensure that you have a spring garden full of bloom. Buy your bulbs now ready so that the bulbs can be planted in your flower beds, planters or raised beds. (More)

Growing Miniature Roses Has Great Options
Growing miniature roses is probably a great option for those who are new at it, and want to be able to enjoy them without having to give a lot of time on maintenance. Miniature roses are pretty much the same, as they come in a wide variety of colors and styles. (More)

Eco Friendly Watering
Unless you’re growing a garden full of cactus, you’re going to have to think about watering your garden. Whether you’re growing food crops or flowers, they’re all going to need water. However, in today’s eco-conscious climate, where that water comes from and how its used is of more importance than ever. (More)

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Welcome to the Flower Newsletter (6/28/2010). In this edition we have included news, articles and videos. You can find more resources on our website: Florist4Us.com.

Flower News

Cut Zygomorfic Flowers
By Guest: What would be the best way to start cuttings of zygomorfic flowers?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Two modes of propagation is seen, i.e, seeds and cuttings in red Matucana calliantha.

The best way of propagation is through cuttings.

In both the cases, we can propagate by detaching and rooting the little plants around the mother. (More)

Celosia Flower
By Thomas: I phoenix arizona outside I guess they got too hot – the celosia flowers shriveled. what should I do, will more grow if I cut these ones?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Usually, as the Celosia flower ages and gets faded , it gets shriveled up. So, there is no need to worry, as it is the common feature. (More)

Alpha Club Flower Show announces winners
Santamaria Times The 88th Annual Alpha Club Flower Show, is again being held at the Lompoc Veterans Memorial Building, at Locust Avenue and South H Street, on Saturday, with winners announced below. (More)

Flower Articles

Simple And Funny Face Painting Ideas
Face painting is an art; in the history of world, there are accounts, which show that the art of face or body painting is not new. It has its root back in ancient Egypt. In some other old civilisation… (More)

Travel to Tao Garden
Tao Garden is a premier health and spa resort in Chiang Mai city, Thailand. The garden is about 700 kilometers north of Bangkok, Thailand’s capital city. It takes about an hour to travel to Chiang… (More)

When to Plant Roses in Your Yard Or Garden
When to plant roses, there is more to it than knowing how deep the hole should be for your roots, or when to add fertilizer. Before you take any new steps towards planting, you need to pick the best spot for your new plant. When choosing the best location in your yard or rose garden, you need to consider how much sunlight it will get. Most species of roses need at least four hours of sunlight a day. (More)

Building a Small Greenhouse – It’s Easier Than You Think
If you have made the decision to make a greenhouse of your own but just don’t have the where with all or money to build anything extravagant, you might want to think about setting up a small greenhouse (hobby house), in your garden. Not only are they very effective, comparatively low priced, and incredibly efficient, but their easy to maintain as well. (More)

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