Get into the holiday spirit with The Flower Files! In this blog, we’re sharing our favorite cookie recipes—from elegant Linzer cookies to fun spritz cookies—and easy baking tips to sweeten your season. Plus, don’t miss our hilarious gingerbread house story and a sprinkle of holiday magic. Whether you’re a pro baker or just love a good cookie, there’s something for everyone!

From field to drying barn, every flower has a story. Join us as we share the journey of how we preserve blooms year-round, transforming them into beautiful dried wreaths, décor, and crafts. Learn about the quirks of each season, our favorite blooms, and the creative ways to give flowers a second life.

As the holidays approach, timeless traditions come to life. From the fussiness of the classic poinsettia to the unexpected origins of mistletoe’s romantic reputation, our seasonal celebrations bloom with nature’s influence. Add in gingerbread houses, candy cane debates, and the playful chaos of the Elf on the Shelf, and you’ve got a season rich with warmth and whimsy. Join us as we delve into the stories, plants, and customs that make the holidays feel like home—and inspire new traditions of your own.

Wreath making kicks off our holiday season in this episode of The Flower Files. From learning the art of building wreaths to sharing our own creative experiences (and a few mishaps along the way), we’re diving into the festive spirit. Get tips on making your own unique wreaths, the best greenery to use, and some cozy inspiration to get you in the holiday mood.

Thanksgiving is a time for traditions, favorite dishes, and cherished moments of togetherness. In this episode of The Flower Files, we talk about our favorite holiday meals, quirky family customs, and what we’re most thankful for this year. Join us for a heartwarming chat that’s as comforting as a slice of pumpkin pie.

As the growing season winds down, it’s time to tackle one of those tasks we both dread and love—the end-of-season garden cleanup. It’s a mix of emotions, isn’t it? There’s the satisfaction of wrapping up the season and getting the garden ready for a fresh start, but there’s also the frustration of braving the cold and staring down that one corner of the garden that got completely out of hand.