by Rebecca Britton
February 07, 2021
History of Valentine’s:The history of Valentine’s Day—and the story of its patronsaint— has many different versions. We do know that Februaryhas lo...
by Rebecca Britton
January 11, 2021
Happy New Year!Happy 2021! We hope you had a lovely Christmas and New Years Eve, and spent some quality time with your family and friends. Unfortu...
by Rebecca Britton
October 30, 2020
Halloween
Can you please do Halloween as this weeks blog?!
Maybe put some autumn wreaths how to make in there??
Origins of Halloween
Halloween tra...
by Rebecca Britton
October 25, 2020
Interflora
What is Interflora?
Interflora (est. 1923) are a flower delivery network; it’s associated with over 58,000 affiliated flower shops i...
by Rebecca Britton
September 15, 2020
Activities for families in Birmingham
With lockdown coming to a close, many people are desperate to get out of the house and resume normal life. Lu...
by Rebecca Britton
September 07, 2020
Autumnal Flowers
Autumn 2020 will occur from 22nd September to 21st December. “Autumn” came to English via the Old French “autompne”, meaning autum...
by Rebecca Britton
August 28, 2020
What is Women’s Independence Day?
Women’s Independence Day celebrates the social, political, economic and cultural achievements of women. The day ...
by Rebecca Britton
August 20, 2020
Congratulation bouquetsA Level Results Day has just passed and GCSE Results Day isjust around the corner! If you’re looking for a congratulationsbo...
by Rebecca Britton
August 11, 2020
Funeral Flowers
What types of flowers do people usually have for funerals?
Some popular flower choices are; lilies; gladiolis; carnations; chrysant...
by Rebecca Britton
August 06, 2020
Friendship DayOrigins of Friendship Day:Friendship Day is on the 30 th July. It was first introduced by thefounder of Hallmark cards, Joyce Hal, in...
by Rebecca Britton
July 20, 2020
How long have we been growing flowers in the UK?British flowers have been grown commercially for over thirtyyears. Without the lengthy transportati...
by Rebecca Britton
July 11, 2020
National Picnic Month
What is National Picnic Month?
If you enjoy getting out of the house and eating outdoors then July is the month for you, as ...
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History of Valentine’s:The history of Valentine’s Day—and the story of its patronsaint— has many different versions. We do know that Februaryhas lo...
Happy New Year!Happy 2021! We hope you had a lovely Christmas and New Years Eve, and spent some quality time with your family and friends. Unfortu...
Halloween Can you please do Halloween as this weeks blog?! Maybe put some autumn wreaths how to make in there?? Origins of Halloween Halloween tra...
Interflora What is Interflora? Interflora (est. 1923) are a flower delivery network; it’s associated with over 58,000 affiliated flower shops i...
Activities for families in Birmingham With lockdown coming to a close, many people are desperate to get out of the house and resume normal life. Lu...
Autumnal Flowers Autumn 2020 will occur from 22nd September to 21st December. “Autumn” came to English via the Old French “autompne”, meaning autum...
What is Women’s Independence Day? Women’s Independence Day celebrates the social, political, economic and cultural achievements of women. The day ...
Congratulation bouquetsA Level Results Day has just passed and GCSE Results Day isjust around the corner! If you’re looking for a congratulationsbo...
Funeral Flowers What types of flowers do people usually have for funerals? Some popular flower choices are; lilies; gladiolis; carnations; chrysant...
Friendship DayOrigins of Friendship Day:Friendship Day is on the 30 th July. It was first introduced by thefounder of Hallmark cards, Joyce Hal, in...
How long have we been growing flowers in the UK?British flowers have been grown commercially for over thirtyyears. Without the lengthy transportati...
National Picnic Month What is National Picnic Month? If you enjoy getting out of the house and eating outdoors then July is the month for you, as ...
