Everything You Need to Know About Caring for Your Holiday Amaryllis
Amaryllis flowers are a stunning addition to any home during the holiday season, bringing vibrant color and elegance to your décor. Their bold, trumpet-shaped blooms and rich hues, ranging from classic red to snowy white, perfectly capture the festive spirit. Whether as a centerpiece, a thoughtful gift, or a way to brighten up a winter windowsill, amaryllis plants are a
Winter Gardening: Tips for Beautiful Paperwhite Bulbs Indoors
Paperwhites are a Narcissi (Daffodil) perfect for growing indoors over the winter holiday season. Small but full of character, this flower is one of the easiest bulbs to grow indoors as they do not require a chilling period. You simply put the bulbs in a container, water them and wait. Within 3-4 weeks they will bloom, which is perfect for those looking for
How to create a spooky Halloween planter!
As the leaves turn crisp and the air fills with the scent of pumpkin spice, Halloween approaches with its delightful mix of candy and creepiness. This time of year, we embrace the thrill of spooky decorations and the allure of all things goth. But why stop at just cobwebs and jack-o'-lanterns? Elevate your outdoor aesthetic with a Halloween planter that
All About Muscari: 6 Unique, Must-Have Varieties for Fall
As spring paints the world with vibrant hues and scents, one often overlooked yet utterly charming flower takes center stage - Muscari. Commonly known as grape hyacinths, these small, bell-shaped blooms bring a touch of whimsy to spring gardens. These perennial bulbs are characterized by their slender, strap-shaped leaves and dense clusters of tiny, bell-shaped flowers that resemble miniature grapes, hence
Four ways to create community through gardening this fall
Community centers on fellowship with others, especially around a common interest. At Florissa, there is nothing we love more than seeing a community gather and grow together around a shared love of gardening and the outdoors. We get to delight in our online community of readers that share in horticultural information and knowledge with us. But there is nothing better
All About Crocus: How To Plant, Grow And Care For Crocus
Crocus bulbs are small, vibrant flowering bulbs that belong to the iris family and are known to bring a burst of colour to gardens - just when it's needed most. Crocuses are among the earliest bulbs to bloom in late winter to spring. Often peeking through the last remnants of snow with their bright, cup-shaped flowers in hues of purple,
Everything You Need to Know About Fall Bulb Planting
Planting bulbs in the fall is the easiest way to guarantee a beautiful show come springtime. Planting Spring flowering bulbs doesn’t require any advanced horticultural knowledge. It’s simple with just a few steps you will have amazing success! When to plant Bulbs can be planted as soon as you purchase them, even as early as September. The ideal time frame for planting
Unique New Bulb Varieties To Plant This Fall!
This fall, check out all your Florissa favourites and make sure to keep an eye out for our great selection of new items. Planting spring flowering bulbs is a simple and easy way to create a beautiful garden!
All About Garlic: How to Plant, Grow and Care for Garlic!
Garlic, with its health benefits, rich flavour and culinary versatility, is a staple in kitchens worldwide. While garlic is readily available at grocery stores, there's something deeply satisfying about planting, growing and harvesting garlic from your garden or patio. Growing your own garlic allows you to experience the rewarding process of nurturing a plant from planting to harvest. Then you
All About Astilbe : Everything You Need to Know!
Astilbes, often celebrated for their elegant and feathery plumes, are amazing perennial flowering plants that bring a burst of color and texture to shaded garden areas. Native to North America and Asia, these hardy plants thrive in moist, well-drained soils and are particularly noted for their lush, fern-like foliage. Hardy to zone 3 or 4 and resistant to deer and