16.3 x 18.8 x 18.8 cm. (6.4 x 7.4 x 7.4 in.) ...

Because of this, they're usually limited to only using up to 13 blooms, depending on what kind of vase you choose. Rather than having one big hole in the opening, the short and squat ikebana vase ...

And they’re bigger – and better – than ever. Once upon a time, vases were as dainty and delicate as the bouquets of flowers that filled them; they were merely an accessory to a room ...

Hyacinth, Dutch hyacinth Scientific name: Hyacinthus orientalis (hybrids) Zones: 4 to 8 Light needs: Full sun Soil: ...

Make sure there are drainage holes in the pot that's between 6 and 8 inches ... from a store and replace them weekly from your vase. You can grow your own luscious pink flowers and keep them ...

As if a vessel for holding flowers wasn’t a joyous enough thing, this new vase trend is making us smile because of its likeness to sugar-glazed pastries. Say hello, to the donut vase.

Despite their lengthy journey, they will still be sold to European shoppers with a vase ... the flowers. Once that process is completed, the flowers are then packed into cartons with holes in ...

Smokejacks is a hundred-foot-deep (30-meter-deep) hole in the ground ... their companionship in a vase, a pot, on Valentine's Day. Some flowers speak an ancient language where words fall short.

Deck the halls with Christmas plants that put you in the spirit, some of which last for years! Here are the best Christmas ...

Carve a pumpkin sitting down so that you have more control over your sharp tools. Use a circular cookie cutter to cut a hole ...

Well, first, you imagine longer days, spring weather, and mid-March when they start to bloom and bloom and bloom ... The rule of thumb is to dig the holes for them 2-3 times their length.

Choose a deep pot with drainage holes. Since they won’t occupy the planter for long once they sprout, tulips in planters can be crowded in for a dense display of flowers. While planting tulips ...