Mothers Day - From You Flowers

Woodland Strawberries are about the smallest you will find. But dont let their diminutive size fool you. These oblong berries, each about the size of a small almond, pack a remarkable amount of flavor, a burst of true, scrumptious Strawberry that puts the taste of many bigger berries to shame. You wont find woodland Strawberries … Continue reading Five Ways to Use Woodland Strawberries (Fraises des Bois) → The post Five Ways to Use Woodland Strawberries (Fraises des Bois) appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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For moms everywhere, the last year has been a tremendous challenge. In addition to juggling the routine demands of family life, many were called upon to manage daily child-care duties and the ups and downs of remote learning all while trying to hold down their own jobs. Mothers Day, May 9th, is a terrific time … Continue reading Our Top 5 Gifts for Mother’s Day → The post Our Top 5 Gifts for Mother’s Day appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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Todays Roses are not your grandmothers finicky, high maintenance plants. Thanks to the efforts of talented and patient breeders, many of today’s Roses are vigorous plants that more readily shrug off pests and diseases and bring years of classic beauty, and often fragrance, to the garden. What this means for gardeners is that growing Roses … Continue reading Growing Roses Is Easier Than Ever → The post Growing Roses Is Easier Than Ever appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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When it comes to growing tomatoes, it seems every gardener has an opinion about how to get the biggest and best harvest. A recent staff discussion focused on techniques for amending the soil prior to planting tomatoes. The idea is to give the plants all the nutrients they need to produce a bumper crop of … Continue reading Amending Your Soil to Maximize Tomato Harvest → The post Amending Your Soil to Maximize Tomato Harvest appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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Start the spring color show early in your garden with a variety of early blooming perennials, shrubs, and trees. From Witch Hazels, which blossom in late winter, and Hellebores, which generally flower before the last of the snow has melted, to Virginia Bluebells, Brunneras, and Magnolias, there are countless ways to incorporate a rainbow of … Continue reading Early Spring Bloomers → The post Early Spring Bloomers appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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Whether theyre a traditional gift you love giving to friends and family every December, or its your first time receiving an Amaryllis bulb for Christmas, the Amaryllis is a perfect way to brighten the darkest days of winter for your loved ones. Native to the subtropical regions of the Americas, with brightly colored flowers now … Continue reading Gifting and Receiving Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) for Christmas → The post Gifting and Receiving Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) for Christmas appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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Create an autumn color show in your garden with perennials that come into their own late in the season. Asters, Ornamental Grasses, Rudbeckias, Russian Sage, and Echinaceas are among the plants that put on a brilliant display in the fall. 1. Aster x frikartii ‘Monch’ Its graceful 2-3' stems bear masses of 2�? flowers all … Continue reading Top 5 Perennials for Late Season Interest → The post Top 5 Perennials for Late Season Interest appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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