Agapanthus

The flower of the week is the Agapanthus!

Agapanthus is also called the Lily of the Nile, African Blue Lily, or the African Lily. They are native to South Africa. It is a genus of mostly summer-blooming flower plants with six to ten species depending on how the different species are classified. They are usually white or blue.

Agapanthus' are beautiful! Come by and pick one up today!

The Sunflowers are in bloom...

This week at THE DAILY FLOWER our featured flower is the sunflower! This is a fun and beautiful flower and that brighten any person's day!

Sunflowers have an interesting history that date back to 2600 BC, when they were first domesticated in Mexico. The Aztecs and Incas used to use these flowers as a symbol of their solar deity and in the 18th century the use of sunflower oil became popular in Europe.

The sunflower is an annual plant that comes in many different varieties and colors (maroon, orange, and yellow.) This flower most commonly grows in heights between 8-12 feet and tend to grow best in fertile, moist, well-drained soil with a lot of mulch, and in full sun.

So come visit us today and bring a sunflower to someone special.