Wildflora Blog

If you haven't figured it out by now, we are suckers for gradients, and as we've made our way through half of 2022, we're still fangirling over Pantone's Color of the Year. This dried and dyed fern is called Plumosa. Heads up though - despite it's cheerful, Lisa Frank vibes, it's got tiny little thorns and can be a bit of a challenge to hold, so we suggest garden gloves if you're working with this beauty, fresh or dried. If you want to add a fluffy touch of whimsy, Plumosa's airy, fine fronds are a great addition to an arrangement....

Best. Plant. Ever. These guys, sometimes called Swiss Cheese Plants, are easy to care for and nothing beats the joys of seeing a new leaf pop out and unfurl over a couple days. In nature, as the plant grows, it produces larger leaves with more holes - this way they can catch more sunlight, while not getting too heavy. To encourage holes in your houseplant, have a bright, but indirect source of light that the plant can grow towards. Younger monstera plants don't have holes as often, but as the specimen grows, so will the leaf size and hole count....

One of the perks of Los Angeles is a beautiful beach all year round. The water may be chilly, but the views never tire, and we've got all the goodies you'll need! First things first: gotta have something to sit on. We love Calma House blankets and towels to set the scene. Next, grab a couple WildFlora tumblers and some of our drink mixers to create your favorite beach beverage. Finally, you've gotta add the WildFlora bouquet, of course! Arrangements with orange will pop on the clear blue California skies and the deep blue ocean. Flowers can instantly add life to...

WildFlora is eight! And nothing spruces up a little party in the sun like our gorgeous blooms. We couldn't help but do a little color coordination between our flowers and our treats - a snack for the belly and the eyes! It's amazing how much we've grown over the years, and we can't wait to see where the future takes us. Got a party coming up? Be the badass friend who brings flowers. You won't regret it.