Each month I highlight a different flower and how it can be used in floral design. This month’s flower is flowering oregano!

Not everyone loves the same flowers, but some of the same flowers receive a lot of hate. Are flower aversions justified? Where do they come from? And are there ways a floral designer can use a less popular bloom in an arrangement?

Each month I highlight a different flower and how it can be used in floral design. This month’s flower is lavender!

Wild Leaf Flowers offers multiple types of arrangements. Compare and contrast them with the same flowers so you can see the difference between a mini arrangement, hand-tied bouquet, and a deluxe arrangement.

Each month I highlight a specific flower in season and how it can be used in floral design. This month’s flower is the graceful dahlia.

See what’s blooming this month at Wild Leaf Flowers!

Each month I highlight a specific flower in season and how it can be used in floral design. This month’s flower is campanula, also known as bell flower.

The first in-person flower sale at Wild Leaf Flowers is happening this Mother’s Day weekend!

Each month I highlight a specific flower in season and how it can be used in floral design. This month is a California native perennial, the Douglas iris.

Is it better to rake the leaves or let them create a natural mulch? The answer depends on your plants and their soil requirements.

A large hallway arrangement with winter branches.

Flowers celebrate the beauty of nature, but just how sustainable is the floral industry? And are there ways to help make it better?