| What's New October, 2008
To help prepare for these frightful festivities, and bring a boost of blooms into the home, flowerpossiblities.com designer Jill Slater, offers simple, spooky flower recipes. Take a peek below in the recipe sections for the latest arrangements. Trick-or-treat!
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October Flower Recipes — Dress em' up!
Get creative and make an ordinary jack-o-lantern come to life with flowers. Or, place a few fragrant creep crawlers on the foyer table and give guests a frightfully beautiful welcome. Click on the below images to find out how to make your own festive arrangements.
Flower Tip From FlowrMD.com
Welcome fall and Halloween guests by placing fragrant flowers in high-traffic areas of the home:
- On the front door step
- Foyer/foyer table
- In the kitchen - on the table or center isle
- Bathroom sink
- In the family room on the fireplace mantle or end table
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Trick-or-Treat
You can make your own - Click here to find out how to see how. |
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 Researchers at Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital confirmed that study participants reported being happier and more energetic after seeing flowers first thing in the morning, especially in the kitchen. The overall study results showed that flowers positively impact people emotionally at home, causing them to feel less anxious and more compassionate. Participants even reported a boost of energy that lasted through the day.
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