Say goodbye to winter blues with these beautiful arrangements. Keep it simple with a bud vase and a few standout blooms. Perk up a side table, nightstand, or bookshelf using any buds of your choice.

Rather than fake answers for you, I instead picked the brain of someone savvier than me. Cathy Tyler of the Flotsam and Jetsam Garden Club and staff florist at the Bloedel Reserve is one of our county ...

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With the new year and the promise of a fresh start at its core, there's perhaps no better season than winter to take on the sometimes daunting, sometimes thrilling task of reinvention. Few hold this ...

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As you peer out the window on a February day and see the brown and barren landscape, you may feel a bit uninspired. But if you look around the backyard or neighborhood, you might be surprised at the ...

Summer and spring aren’t the only times for blooms. Winter flowers around your home and garden offer a cheerful winter wakeup, a refresh to an otherwise dark, cold weather season. “Snowdrops, for ...

Sunflowers are the most popular choice at this time of year because they're in season and grown locally, explains Kristin Ames, owner of Posy flower shop in North Vancouver. Chrysanthemums are also a ...

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