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Written by Rosie Jeffares-Levitt.
A distinctive bloom like the Hellebore elevates a spring bouquet. They have such an interesting shape, with cup-like flowers that are ever-so-slightly drooping.
When playwright William Shakespeare asked the question, “What's in a name?” in Romeo and Juliet, he was saying that names don't really matter. All you need to know is what something is, not what it's named. “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet”.
"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."
– Maya Angelou
The chrysanthemum could be the most popular flower in the world. Some might say it is the rose, but maybe that's a western bias.
Cutting begets more cosmic beauty and there'll be plenty to go around!
"Lathyrus odoratus" is the botanical name for sweet pea. It smells great no matter what you call it!
Not just a pretty thing - this flower has a storied history, and once caused a recession!
You are likely familiar with a Mimosa - the cocktail consisting of champagne and orange juice. But maybe less so with it's namesake flower.