You probably haven’t spent much time hoping to get a “green ball” bouquet, but maybe you should! Green ball dianthus, also known as green trick, is a fun and whimsical flower that brings our wildest Dr. Seuss dreams to life!
"Kiss me over the garden gate" is a flower with a bloom that is as fun and whimsical as the name, and it seems the perfect option to spotlight during the month of love.
We know that not everyone is a fan of this mushy gushy romantic holiday. Many single people detest it because they see it as a holiday for everyone but them. Others believe it’s a trap set by card and candy companies to make more money. Here at Lilygrass, we believe it’s a celebration of love in all forms that should be enjoyed by everyone.
Lisianthus, most often seen in bridal bouquets and other special occasion arrangements, is a single or double bloom flower that grows in a variety of yellows, reds, pinks, and purples.
Amaryllis bulbs pop up a lot in retail stores around the holidays because of the beautiful color of their blooms and their ability to bloom indoors during the winter months. But did you know there are two different types of amaryllis?
Despite their name, the filler wax flower is not anything like those annoying little drips that get stuck to the counter when your candle melts just a little too much. Wax flowers are commonly used as floral fillers due to their petite size, but they can be visually impactful all on their own as well. Ranging in color from white, ivory, orange, yellow, light and dark pinks, purples, and reds, and even bicolor, these tiny blooms pack a punch and look great in almost anything!
Have you ever looked at an old dish and wondered what it would look like with a garden in it? Probably not, but dish garden trends are on the rise and you might be surprised by how creative and versatile they can be. What are they exactly? Dish gardens are simply a collection of different plants in one container. Sometimes that container is a dish of some kind, and sometimes it’s not.
