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Oh, the holiday season. The one time of year the world comes together to celebrate peace, love, and joy on our little green and blue planet. The green part is the most prominent this time of year. The Christmas colors, the Christmas tree, the Grinch. There’s an abundance of green and you can extend that to your gift list. Think plants and flowers.

Flowers often go undetected in our environments yet have the ability to brighten any space up tenfold. Gifted after dance recitals, birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, funerals— behold the flowers.

Autumn is ever-approaching; spiced with spooky paraphernalia, cozy sweaters, and the coveted PSL. So many holidays and events are around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than with flowers! Buying flowers is perfect for gift-giving or to complement those colorful leaves outside your window. Lucy’s Flowers offer an Autumn Love floral arrangement that would be great for those who can’t decide what fall florals they want, it comes pre-selected!

As the days grow longer, the more blossoms flood not only our timelines, but our local flower shops and homes. Lucy’s Flowers offers the touch of nature during the solar months with her elegant bouquets. Here are the sunkissed floras that are must-haves this summer!

Here comes the bride!

Long gone are the nippy winds of winter, here’s the springing sun and all its sultry glory. In bloom are birthdays, gatherings, baby showers and the coveted: wedding season. Whether in Central Park or parks in Brooklyn, flowers are here to stay.

The commercial flower industry is responsible for supplying billions of stems each year for all kinds of occasions but we rarely consider the outstanding logistics that are needed to sustain this when picking up a bunch at the local market.

It’s that time of year again when families, friends and loved ones gather for the holidays. This year in particular the importance of gathering together safely must be highlighted.

Receiving a bouquet, walking by a rose bush or coming across a field of wildflowers can instantly create a profound feeling of joy. The mood boosting effects of flowers are not just anecdotal, there is extensive scientific research to support the physiological impact of flowers on brain chemistry.

In 17th century Holland, tulips were more valuable than gold. During this era of “Tulip Mania” a single tulip bulb cost the equivalent of $2000!