The rare flowers of the world are some of the most unique, unusual flowers. In addition to some of the more well-known rare flowers such as begonias and hoyas (“wax flowers”), we’ve found a few unusual flowers which make Little Shop of Horrors Audre
y II look like an ordinary houseplant.
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Flower festivals are popular throughout the world, with many places taking particular pride in the floral events that they put on. Most floral festivals are comprised of similar traits: food, arts and crafts, live music, a parade, and of course, lots and lots of flowers. Each floral event puts it’s own spin on things, often incorporating regional elements and crowning a hometown queen. While flower festivals seem to peak in the early summer and fall, flower events can be found year-round. We’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite floral events across the country.
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It’s no secret that flowers make a fantastic gift for any occasion. With so many beautiful and unique options, choosing the best flowers can be an overwhelming experience. Where do you start? We’ve compiled a list of our top flowers to help make things easier.
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What comes to mind when you think of Hawaii? Waves gently crashing on the beach, pineapple, hula dancers in grass skirts and leis? Now, you don’t have to fly all the way to Honolulu in order to enjoy the exoticness of the Aloha state. Hawaiian floral arrangements can help you bring the spirit of Aloha home.
Hawaii is home to a number of tropical flowers, known for their unique and visually striking shapes, colors, and strong aromas. Perhaps the most popular exotic flower is the orchid. The unique shape of the small flowers are what most people find alluring. According to the University of Hawaii Botany Department’s list of Native Plant Genera , of the 22,000 species of orchid in the world, only three are native to Hawaii:
