Blog

As the holiday season approaches, festive decorations bring warmth and cheer to homes and businesses alike. Flowers and plants are an essential part of Christmas decor, adding natural beauty and vibrant color to the season’s celebrations. Here’s a look into the history and symbolism of some of the most beloved Christmas flowers and plants, which you can find right here at Lilygrass Flowers & Decor!

Poinsettias: The Iconic Christmas Flower

The Holidays Are Blooming at Lilygrass Flowers & Decor!

The holiday season is right around the corner, and that means it’s time for one of our favorite traditions at Lilygrass Flowers & Decor—the annual November 50% off gift sale! We’re helping you deck the halls, trim the trees, and wow your loved ones with beautiful blooms and gifts at half the price all month long! (Some exclusions apply, but there’s still plenty to choose from.)

Why Shop Small with Lilygrass?

As the summer days start to fade and the excitement of a new school year begins to build, it’s the perfect time to show appreciation and spread a little joy. Whether you’re looking to brighten a teacher’s day, celebrate a student’s achievements, or simply add a touch of beauty to your home, Lilygrass Flowers & Decor is your one-stop destination for every occasion. 

The Beauty of Gladiolus

The gladiolus, also known as the “sword lily” due to its sword-like leaves, boasts tall spikes adorned with trumpet-shaped flowers. These blooms come in a stunning array of colors, from soft pastels to bold, vibrant hues. Whether you prefer the delicate pinks and purples or the fiery reds and oranges, there’s a gladiolus to suit every taste and occasion.

Symbolism and Meaning

 

Discover the Joy of Floral Design with Our Private Make-and-Take Classes!