Spray roses don’t shout. They don’t need to. They’re the kind of flowers that reward people who pay attention. Smaller blooms. Multiple heads on a stem. Quiet confidence. I’ve watched them get underestimated, rushed, and mashed into tight wraps like they’re filler. They’re not. Treat spray roses badly and they look messy fast. Treat th

Sunflowers are supposed to be happy. Big heads. Loud color. Instant mood shift. And yet, I’ve seen more sad sunflowers than I care to admit. Drooping necks. Bent stems. That look that says, “I was great yesterday.” Sunflowers expose shortcuts fast. Treat them casually and they give up on you in public. That’s why The Flower Love handles t

Hydrangeas look soft. That’s the lie. Anyone who’s handled them knows they’re dramatic, thirsty, and very quick to expose sloppy work. I’ve seen beautiful hydrangeas turn into sad mop heads because someone rushed the prep or left them sitting around too long. These flowers don’t give second chances. That’s why The Flower Love treats h

Tulips look simple. That’s the trap. People think you just grab a bunch, tie a ribbon, and call it a day. I’ve watched that plan fail more times than I can count. Bent stems by evening. Drooping heads by morning. A bouquet that starts strong and gives up fast. Tulips don’t forgive laziness. That’s exactly why The Flower Love treats them