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    • How to Dry Flowers

      Dried flowers are wonderful for year-round floral arrangements. You can dry flowers by hanging them or by placing them in a box of desiccant, which better preserves the blossoms. more »

    • How to Dry Statice Flowers

      Dried flowers are great to have around during the winter months. They add color to a dark room and can also be used for creating floral craft projects. Harvest the statice flowers that grow in your own garden, or buy them in bundles at the farmer's market so that you have plenty on hand. more »

    • How to Dry Lilac Flowers

      Lilacs are beautiful flowers that most commonly are found in a lovely shade of purple, but can also be found in white and pale pink. They are produced in spring. When dried, lilacs can be a beautiful touch to a floral arrangement. more »

    • How to Dry Arthichoke Flowers

      Artichoke fruit that is allowed to remain on the plant develops a pink flower blossom that sprouts from the top of the artichoke. This flower blossom contains the seeds of the plant, which are dispersed by the wind and insects. Drying artichoke flowers is most often done to harvest artichoke seeds, but is also done to preserve the... more »

    • How to Dry Flowers and Lilies

      You can keep the beauty of dried flowers and lilies for many months after they were fresh blooms of the season. Whether you want to keep your flowers as a memento or drying is just a hobby you want to try, the process is fairly straightforward. more »

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    • Overview of Valentine's Flowers

      Valentine’s flowers show that you care. Your loved one may read meaning into the specific flower or color of flowers that you send. This...

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