Archive for March, 2008

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A Flower You've Probably Never Heard of – The Feathery Cybister

March 31st, 2008 | Posted by admin | No Comments
For those who are bored with large tacky flowers, the Cybister amaryllis is a great flower to try planting in the garden. They look very unusual, and add a touch ...

Witch Hazel, the True Early Spring Flower

March 29th, 2008 | Posted by admin | No Comments
When we think of spring and flowers, the first thing that comes to mind are either tulips or daffodils. But, there is a flower which blooms much earlier, sometimes even ...

Preston Bayle, Most-Wanted Flower Arranger for Celebs, Picks Chickens as Current Theme

March 27th, 2008 | Posted by admin | No Comments
Have you ever wondered who could be the person behind the flower arrangements of the stars? Well, one of the most famous and sought after is Preston Bailey. He has ...

When flowers are not enough

March 27th, 2008 | Posted by admin | No Comments
Here at Flowers24hours.co.uk we have recently been adding to our portfolio of non-flower gifts. Not every present need be a floral one. Even those who do want to send a ...

A host of golden Daffodils (or Narcissus)

March 20th, 2008 | Posted by admin | No Comments
Not only should a good potted Narcissus be beautiful but also robust as the unpredictable spring weather can sometimes be quite turbulent. The Narcissus offers both beauty and strength. The ...

The Peace Lily is Office Plant of the year

March 14th, 2008 | Posted by admin | No Comments
Not just a Spathiphyllum but Office Plant of the Year Last year the Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum) was voted the Office Plant of the Year in The Netherlands. We are not ...

Stormy Weather

March 12th, 2008 | Posted by admin | No Comments
Last Monday afternoon we received a late order for three flower arrangements for a hospitality event at the Cheltenham race event on Tuesday. The flowers were to be in red ...

Meanings of colours

March 10th, 2008 | Posted by admin | No Comments
Flowers have been around as long as language, and people have been talking about them since early days. A whole area of flower meanings, superstitions and customs has grown up ...

Stars and Flowers

March 8th, 2008 | Posted by admin | No Comments
I get to meet all sorts of interesting people in my work as delivery driver for www.flowers24hours.co.uk . Today I delivered a beautiful vase of lilies to TV presenter Ulrika ...

International Women’s Day: 8th March

March 3rd, 2008 | Posted by admin | No Comments
The first International Women’s Day was launched on 8 March 1911 in Copenhagen by Clara Zetkin of the Social Democratic Party in Germany. This followed many years of women’s ...
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