Archive for November, 2009
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Autumnal Centrepieces
The season of festivities has caught up with us once again, this is the time of year where we bring our dinner parties indoors. If you use your imagination there ...
Preparation for Next Spring’s Blooms in Season
There’s a lot going on at this time of year, and if you are a gardener you have even more on your plate. With the nights getting longer, this is ...
Route Optimising for Flower Deliveries
As we all know fuel prices are up, along with concern for the environment. Just about any company doing deliveries with motor-vehicles, is having to look for solutions in terms ...
Christmas Tree Shortage
It looks like the poor Euro to Pound exchange rate has caused distress this year as claims that there will be a Christmas Tree shortage are emerging by the minute.
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Research Shows Britons Need More Flowers!
Britons Needing Colour and Flowers
A recent study done by the Flower Council of Holland, has shown that adults in the UK are looking for a bit of change, with 51 ...
Rare Orchid Spreads its Petals
Rare Orchid Spreads its Petals
Rare Orchid Spreads its Petals
At the Ball Sate University campus, there is a special flower in bloom, the Bucket Orchid from the Wheeler Orchid and Species ...
Hassle Free Holiday Arrangements
Hassle-Free Holiday Flower Arrangements
With a series of holidays coming up, it is sometimes difficult to keep up with the tempo. For those who are not able to put together a ...
Toyota develops new flower to reduce carbon footprint
Flowers Engineered to Help Reduce Carbon Footprint
Flowers certainly do a lot to make our surroundings as pleasant as possible, but could they could be helping us work toward reducing carbon ...
Most popular plant – 2nd year running!
According to the Flowers and Plants Association, the phalaenopsis orchid has found its way into the hearts of the British as it has been the favourite plant in the nation ...
