Living Art: An Alternative to Traditional Flowers
Valentine’s Day comes and goes, and so do those beautiful bouquets—one minute they’re bright and fragrant, the next they’re a sad, wilted reminder that love (or at least florals) is fleeting. But what if you could bring something into your space that lasts beyond a week? Something that continues to grow and change with time?
That’s where living plant arrangements come in. They’re not just an alternative to cut flowers—they’re a lasting investment in beauty, nature, and well-being.
The Problem with Cut Flowers
Yes, roses are romantic. Lilies are lovely. But most cut flowers have a very short shelf life—typically 7 to 10 days—before they start turning into a science experiment in your vase.… Read More