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Spring has finally sprung and our Instagram feeds are filled with mood-boosting bouquets. But while fresh flowers are a dreamy edition to any room, they can also quickly become an expensive habit, ...

Fresh flowers are a beautiful addition to any interior, but not a long-lasting one. However, once you learn how to dry flowers, you can make your blooms last for so much longer, and can save money ...

With lush textures and a smaller carbon footprint than their fresh counterparts, dried floral bouquets have been making a comeback the past few years. By Morrigan McCarthy When you think of ...

Aldi’s home Specialbuys has risen in popularity over this year and the retailer has announced it will be adding a new online-only addition. The perfect gift, it’s stunning and significantly cheaper ...

Materials needed: Florist’s foam or similar material; a shallow bowl or bottom of a two-liter soft drink bottle; tape; Spanish moss; fall flowers plus seed pods gathered from fields or landscapes.