Administrative Professionals’ week

The National Secretaries Association was formed during World War 2 to support the efforts of secretaries and other administrative personnel and to support their personal development. Their goal was to help attract people to administrative careers in the field. The… Read More about Administrative Professionals’ week »

NATIONAL CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL

The Washington Cherry Blossom Festival is coming to a close this weekend – April 12th. Did you fight the crowds to see the gorgeous blossoms? If not – go now! Peek blooms are expected April… Read More about NATIONAL CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL »

Easter, bunnies and eggs – how did that happen?

So what comes to your mind when you think of Easter? Memories of egg decorating, gift baskets, chocolate bunnies, sunrise church services, family dinners, and, of course, a house full of Easter Lilies? The Easter Lily, the traditional time-honored… Read More about Easter, bunnies and eggs – how did that happen? »

Orchids – A View from the East

First Floor National Museum of Natural History – Now through April 24, 2015 The fantastic orchid exhibit in the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History showcase interpretations of orchids as a part of Chinese history, legends, literature, and art. Come see… Read More about Orchids – A View from the East »

International Woman’s Day

In honor of the women who have inspired, paved the way and given hope to so many of us, Women’s Day is an important time for everyone, young or old, male or female to express our appreciation for woman’s achievements… Read More about International Woman’s Day »

March Birth flower of the month – the Daffodil

The March birth flower – the daffodil is the official common name for all of the plants that fall into the genus Narcissus. Most people use the term “daffodil” when referring to the large familiar bulb, trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom… Read More about March Birth flower of the month – the Daffodil »

Why Do We Send Roses To Our Valentines?

It is to no contest that flowers, roses to be specific, are the most coveted by women across the globe on Valentine’s Day. The most universal of them all, red roses have always been linked to romance dating back… Read More about Why Do We Send Roses To Our Valentines? »

Artistic Summer Bouquet

Our latest floral creation is the Artistic Summer Bouquet. A long lasting bouquet of orchids, ginger and hydrangea. We are offering it at a special price for the next several weeks. Read More about Artistic Summer Bouquet »

Floralympics! Sochi’s Symbolic Bouquets

Olympic medal winner smells sweet victory! It’s not every day a flower bouquet smells so sweet. In Sochi, the traditional olympic bouquets contain a rich symbolism worth knowing! The bouquets of the Ceremonies symbolize the colors of the resort city… Read More about Floralympics! Sochi’s Symbolic Bouquets »

Succulent Gifts

You can instantly see the difference when a barren yard and one that is cared for and loved… There’s a sense of serenity, and a positive emotional welcome. Succulents were used plenteously around this home, and the effect is amazing. Read More about Succulent Gifts »