Christmas Flowers
Festive Christmas flowers and arrangements
Seven Christmas flowers and what they mean
Peace & Light Hanukkah Bouquet
The Goodwill & Cheer Basket
The Holiday Bliss Bouquet
The Winter Wishes Basket
The Holiday Enchantment Bouquet
The Spirit of the Season Bouquet
The Christmas Coziness Basket
The Season's Glow Centerpiece
The Glowing Elegance Centerpiece
The Christmas Peace Bouquet
WhitePoinsettia Basket (Small)
WhitePoinsettia Basket (Large)
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Amaryllis Care: From Bulb to Bloom, and Blooming Again Next Year
An amaryllis bulb goes from bare bulb to huge red or white trumpets in about six to ten weeks, which makes it one of the most satisfying winter plants there is. Here's how to plant it, keep it standing, make the flowers last, and coax it into blooming again next year.
Christmas Cactus Care: Watering, Light and Getting It to Bloom
A Christmas cactus can live for decades and flower every winter, but it isn't a desert cactus and doesn't want to be treated like one. Here's how to water it, where to keep it, how to get it to bloom on time, and why the buds sometimes drop.
December Birth Flower: Narcissus and Holly, and What They Mean
December's birth flowers are the narcissus, usually the white paperwhite, and holly. One stands for hope and new beginnings, the other for protection and good cheer. Here's what they mean and how to send a December birthday bouquet that doesn't look like a Christmas centrepiece.