A practical healer To many, it’s common sense that flowers and plants ease stress and increase positive energy. But what’s the science behind this practical remedy? University of North Florida’s Department of Public Health – The Impact of Flowers on… Read More about The Science Behind Nature’s Medicine »
Posted by Freytag's Florist on July 22, 2022
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Quick facts about stress As of 2022, studies have shown that Americans continue to experience high levels of stress for a number of reasons. The cause behind our worries may be complex and can even be a result of changes… Read More about Stop and Smell The Flowers Stress Remedy »
Monday February 28th marked National Floral Design Day! This day recognizes the art, history, and designers keeping this artform not only alive but the industry as a whole blooming. To celebrate we would love for our community to get to… Read More about Floral Design Day 2022 š »
2020's Fall season is only a week away! Enjoy our late summer blooms before sweater weather and autumn colors start creeping in. Take a quick look at some of our suggestions to decorate or celebrate with our summer's hottest selections.Ā Read More about Late Summer Flowers »
The Holidays are just around the corner! Take a sneak-peak into our 2019 Christmas collection to help you decorate your home for the family or simply choose a unique gift to send. Read More about It’s Christmas Time! »
We are excited to introduce 6 new Artisan Gift Crates that include locally sourced artisan products from Texas! It's necessary to share more about what each crate contains after selecting the best quality/deliciousness and where they're from! Read More about Artisan Gifts »
The āLanguage of Flowersā has helped us express our affections for thousands of years. Everyone recognizes the red rose as the ultimate symbol of love, but our Valentineās Day bouquets say so much more. Ā Express your love in the mostĀ meaningful way with these top fiveĀ Valentineās Day flowers and their meanings. Read More about Top Five Valentineās Day flowers and their Meaning »