dding an arrangement of fresh-cut flowers, whether from a garden or a local florist, is a great way to jazz up any d?or. Following a few expert tricks can help your display be even more breathtaking.

You won't be-leaf how easy it is. If you've ever watched a pro or a very talented friend make a bouquet in a flash, you know how easy it looks. But, you probably also know how difficult it can be to ...

Pro tip: Look for a mix of buds and flowers that are already in bloom to give your bouquet a longer life. Cut the stems at a 45-degree angle, and remove leaves that will be below the waterline in ...

arrive with a reusable lightweight Lucite vase that won’t upstage the flowers, necessary tools like shears and a stem-stripper, and step-by-step instructions for producing an arrangement.

Here’s Whitney’s top tips for arranging your flowers. Step 1: Ensure the vase is sparkling clean. Any dirt in the water will cause bacteria to grow and will shorten the vase life of the flowers.

Before I started Amelia’s Flower Truck, I didn’t have much experience arranging flowers. I would watch my sister play around with them in her kitchen, but that was the extent of it. It wasn’t until I ...