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Small Shop Saturday

Small Shop Saturday

It's Small Business Saturday! Being a small shop ourselves, we can attest that this year, in particular, it's super important to support your favorite little shops. Here are some of our staff favs! Just click the image to visit their websites.

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Fall Tablescape Inspo

Fall Tablescape Inspo

'Tis the season for Fall tablescapes and Thanksgiving spreads! With Thanksgiving and the holidays just around the corner, Wildflora is here for you with three different ways you can dress up your table this year: Fresh, Dried, and Harvest Bounties!  Number One: A berry-toned spread loaded with fresh fruit, tapered candles, and a twist on our Classic Long & Low arrangement. Number Two: You can't go wrong with a classic fall harvest table! Succulents are a great way to spice up your floral arrangements. Here we wanted to feature how you can style our Wildflora Thanksgiving Table Harvest Bundle to create the...

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Lengthening the Life of your Flower Arrangement

Lengthening the Life of your Flower Arrangement

So you've just received a beautiful flower arrangement from a loved one and you want to know how to make it last as long as possible. We've got you! We all know that flowers don't last forever, but by following these simple steps you will give your flower arrangement its best chance at staying beautiful as long as possible! Step One: Empty the dirty water from the vase and refill with fresh water. Very important! The more you change out the water, the longer your arrangement will last. We recommend changing the water daily to avoid bacteria build up that will...

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Common Houseplant Mistakes

Common Houseplant Mistakes

Have a sad plant and not sure why? Check out our common plant mistakes and see if you're making one of them! Overwatering Giving your plants too much water is the most common killer of houseplants. We get it - you want to love your babies. However, there is such a thing as too much love. To check if the plant is being overwatered, start with the soil. Is it soggy? Too wet of soil can inhibit the plant's ability to absorb nutrients from the soil. Another soil indicator would be the presence of fungus gnats. They looooove soggy soil and...

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