Valentine's Day flowers do not have to be pricey
There might be cheaper ways to declare your love on Valentine's Day than by saying it with flowers, but that doesn't mean having to forgo a bouquet. Just put more thought into the presentation.

Botanical garden features poet's favorite flowers
NEW YORK - They're growing dandelions at the New York Botanical Garden. On purpose.

Please DO Eat the Daisies!
After falling out of favor for many years, cooking and garnishing with flowers is back in vogue once again. Today, gourmet restaurants from coast to coast are featuring such dishes as Quiche and Pansies, Dandelion Omelet, Carnation Cherries Jubilee, Marigold Mincemeat Pie, Violet Pineapple Parfait, and Lavender Apple Crisp to name just a few. But you don't have to be a high-end gourmet to wow friends and family with some dishes that rely on flower power.

For flowers, think outside the box; think Box of Rain Floral
When you want to make a statement with flowers, turn to Box of Rain Floral. Located at 4505 98th St., Box of Rain Floral and Owner/Designer Pam Marshall have earned a reputation for bringing the best service and most exquisite flowers together under one roof.

Man gets up-close and personal with flowers
Don Byram's camera lens mingles so close to nature that flower lovers may struggle to identify his up-close and unusually personal scenery. That's what the artist desires.

Flowers have the real power
Although it seems like it was only yesterday, Christmas is long gone and Valentine's Day is approaching like a rocket. I say rocket because that is precisely what it will seem like for the guys who are procrastinating putting any thought into the project.