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5 Reasons Why Small Events Are Better

If you enjoy more intimate gatherings and have a tighter budget, a small event might be just right for you.

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Flower Farms in 2022

A list of the flower farms I relied on for the 2022 growing season in Maine.

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Flower Subscriptions

Send flowers on a weekly or monthly basis.

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What’s happening in July

July is a transitional month for locally grown flowers.

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How To Condition Daffodils

Complete the following “conditioning” steps before mixing Narcissus with other cut flowers.

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Valentine’s Day Flowers

Unique and sophisticated Valentine's Day arrangements designed with premium flowers.

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Holiday Flowers and Centerpieces

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Putting My Cutting Garden To Bed

A review of my 2021 cutting garden and what steps I’ll take to get it ready for next year.

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Thanksgiving Centerpieces

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Mother’s Day Gifts

If your Mother loves plants and flowers, you can’t go wrong with any of these options for Mother’s Day

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Southern Midcoast Maine Floral Delivery

Brunswick, Maine’s premier florist

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The 12 Best Greens for Design Work

12 of my favorite varieties of greenery to design with.

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What Flowers Are Available in March?

Early spring is one of the best times of the year for cut flowers. See what imported flowers are available in March.

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Locally Grown Mums

Late fall is an exciting time for locally grown flowers in Maine.

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Some Flowers I Will Grow

A list of flowers I will grow in my 2021 cutting garden

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Getting My Garden Ready

The rule of thumb in New England is to wait until Memorial Day weekend to plant anything in the ground. The last frost usually happens around this time. Right now, May 31st feels like a world away.

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A Family of Gardeners

A love of plants and flowers runs in the family.