The Blog

Apparently marriage comes with a flower for nearly every year you've been at it. Christina on the traditional list, her own version, and the one rule she gave herself while building it.

Free shipping was never free, and most sales were never really sales. Christina on the math behind the 50% OFF in your inbox, and why ours is a very small sale.

Turns out the Victorians were subtweeting with bouquets long before any of us even had phones. Christina on what roses, peonies, dahlias and more flowers actually mean — and the meanings we're overruling.

Year three of Camp Farmgirl had no icebreakers and no ropes course — just our whole team gathered together, taking our hardest problems apart. Christina on what came out of the week, what we're asking for, and the hill of eucalyptus we planted anyway.

Writing a sympathy card can be tough. What do you write when a person is going through the loss of a mother, father, spouse, child, or pet? Here are some thoughts on what to say when there’s nothing to say.

The flower business means living in three seasons at once. Here's what that actually looked like in July—plus everything else we got up to.

What flowers are actually in season right now? A season-by-season guide to tulips, ranunculus, peonies, and dahlias—and when each one really peaks.

Farmgirl's take on finding your birth flower, and which ones you can actually send!

(Even If They Aren’t) Fun fact: It’s not just the price! Here’s how fullness, color, movement, and presentation make all the difference.