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Hypericum (St John’s Wort). Sturdy stems, glossy foliage and cheerful summer blooms that add instant texture and longevity to bouquets and installations. Favoured by florists for wedding work, natural displays and hardy containers, these stems (and their decorative berries) make a significant impact for minimal cost. Available as part of our wholesale flowers range; order from Flower Suppliers for reliable stock and next-day Flower Delivery.

Think herbs are just for cooking? Think again. From fragrant rosemary to dramatic purple basil, these seven herbs bring scent, texture, and a touch of wild beauty to your cut flower arrangements. Discover why every flower lover should make space for herbs in their garden—and how they can transform your bouquets from simple to stunning.

This post shows you two simple, sustainable kitchen tricks, using either vinegar or sugar, to extend the life of your fresh-cut flowers at home. It explains how each additive works (vinegar controls bacteria by lowering pH, sugar feeds blooms for energy), gives step-by-step instructions for both methods, and suggests which flower types benefit most from each treatment. You’ll also find extra longevity tips, like keeping blooms cool, trimming stems regularly, and removing wilted petals, to help your arrangements stay vibrant for days.

Ready to turn ordinary tulips into jaw-dropping masterpieces? In our latest blog, we show you how to condition, curve, and combine fresh-cut tulips (and a few leafy sidekicks) for arrangements that feel effortlessly artful. From picking the perfect vase to mastering water care, you’ll have your tulips bending, swooping, and stealing the show in no time!

Planning a wedding is personal, and so are your flowers. This practical guide is designed to help brides, florists, and DIY enthusiasts confidently create beautiful floral arrangements for weddings using a smart, structured approach.

We explore the controversial debate around watering moth orchids with ice cubes. It unpacks the origins of the “Just Add Ice” campaign, addresses the concerns raised by orchid enthusiasts, and evaluates the findings of a scientific study that challenges both sides of the argument. To ice or not to ice is the question.

Caring for your Monstera, especially after years of witnessing its lush growth, can sometimes spark uncertainty—should you propagate it? Is there a special care routine you're missing? Recently, a plant enthusiast shared these exact thoughts after noticing the leaf tips of their beloved, eight-year-old Monstera turning brown during the dry winter months. This heartfelt concern reminded me how much our houseplants mean to us, becoming companions we nurture through various stages of growth. Just as we evolve, plants too have stages where they might need a helping hand. A Monstera that has grown thick and abundant is undoubtedly a source of pride—but understanding when and how to propagate can help maintain its health and longevity. Similarly, changes in our home's environment, such as reduced humidity in winter, can affect these tropical beauties, prompting issues like browning leaf tips. This blog will gently guide you through the essentials: propagation methods that refresh your Monstera, practical solutions to common care issues like brown leaf tips, effective watering and feeding habits to nourish your plant, and tips for managing its growth and space.