Flower Tips and Inspiration Blogs

Remembrance Day isn’t just history. It’s personal. Its stories passed down at the dinner table, names etched in stone, and faces we still see in black-and-white photos. This November, may every petal, every poppy, every small act of remembrance remind us of the courage and kindness that built the world we live in.

Peonies date back to way, way back, more than two thousand years, in fact. They were known in ancient China as the king of flowers and were planted in the royal gardens. At the time they were not only appreciated for being pretty. People were convinced that they were bringing luck, love and prosperity.

Hey there, it’s the Apple Blossom Flowers crew. Grab a coffee (or tea if that’s your vibe) and let’s nerd out about roses for a minute. Because, wow, they’ve got layers.

Here’s the thing, flowers are a little like houseguests. If you give them a nice spot, feed them well, and check in on them, they’ll hang around happily. Ignore them? They’ll be gone before you know it.

Discover why flowers are important, especially in modern society. From mood boosts and real connections to local support and spontaneous joy, learn why flowers still matter today.

Explore the most popular wedding flowers and decode what they say about your personality. From roses to wildflowers—discover wedding flower meanings and symbolism.

If your birthday falls in July, you're already winning. You get sunny weather, barbecues, pool parties, fireworks—and honestly, some of the most underrated flowers in the birth flower lineup. We’re talking about the July birth flower pair: the delicate larkspur and the mystical waterlily.

Flowers are not only for moms, anniversaries, and Valentine’s Day. Dads do appreciate a good bouquet, even if they never say so. Flowers are assertive, beautiful, and just the right mix between classy and mischievous. And then again, you can order Father’s Day flowers online just by sitting on your couch. Score!