Like large green leafy plants, science has proven that flowers have many health benefits. They can not only help improve cognitive function and creativity, but also make people happy. In fact, a 2008 study by the American Horticultural Society found that placing flowers in a hospital ward has therapeutic benefits for patients and points out that they can be a “supplementary supplement” for those who recover from surgery.
But with more than 400,000 plants worldwide, choosing the perfect flower for your family can be a daunting task. Fortunately, Christina Stembel, founder and CEO of Farmgirl Flowers, a San Francisco-based flower shop, is providing her expert advice to provide fresh and unique flowers across the country. Here are some of the best flo in every room of our home - even your office!
Credit: eclipse_images / E + / GettyImages1. Living room: Tulip
Tulip-related Stembel says that it has multiple meanings, depending on the color. Red represents passion and perfect love; purple is often associated with the royal family, rich and prosperous; and pink expresses feelings. What is the perfection of all these meanings? living room.
"They have been carefully polished to decorate the bookshelf you just sorted by color, but feel free to look like you haven't tried it," she said. They are not only easy to find but easy to arrange, but they are one of the few flowers that can grow during the cutting process. "You will notice that your arrangement will grow the vase to an inch, which will only increase the feeling of wildness!" she said.
Credit: Farmgirl Flowers2. Bedroom: Garden Rose
[Although flowers are generally scientifically related to romance, no other flowers can be like roses Speak the language of love. From Shakespeare's plays to every Valentine's Day marketing campaign, it's impossible to avoid this connection. Instead of hating clichés, Stembel suggests embracing it.
and there is no more gorgeous aroma than the bedroom.Magic often occurs. As far as color is concerned, it is not limited to sticking to red. More than 150 and thousands of hybrids are available. “We are fans of b Garden Rose,” she said. "They are full of petals on their lush heads, especially in warm tones like coral, orange or yellow. There is nothing closer than a window full of sunlight on the bed. A table full of bright blooms!"
[123 ] Image Source: Farmgirl Flowers 3. Bathroom: Lavender
With the increasing popularity of essential oils, lavender stocks are constantly increasing, often in amber glass bottles or dried and used in silk Wrapped in the eye pillow, it is easy to forget the flowers at the beginning. The scent of lavender flowers soothes and promotes relaxation and sleep. "We like lavender because of its toughness," Stembel said. "Once cutting, you can enjoy them in a vase for two to three days." Additiona holds its smell. “We think this makes it the perfect choice for a bathroom, and if we are real, we can occasionally use a little perfume!” she said. In addition, its soothing aroma also helps you relax in a hot bath or a quick morning shower.
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Try to forget that carnations are often paired with baby's breath and bad dresses (in the 80s blamed on it). Stembel says that cold and colorful flowers are the best choice for your sustainability. Because changes in kitchen temperature and humidity are common, many flowers are sensitive to both, and a bouquet of carnations is a good choice for your cooking space. "We ignored a small vase filled with it. Se spent weeks without stems or water changes, and did not see them turning or petals," she said. "To maximize their aesthetic ability and add texture and color to your kitchen, combine them in different colors and carnation sizes.
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Just as any great dinner is often a friend'sMix, colleagues, family and friends of friends, your restaurant flowers should also be a mix of beautiful varieties. "After all, if (good, when) the conversation is stagnant, there is nothing more refreshing than this. The chat is more than flowers. How 'they are roses, eh?" Stembel joked. She suggested planning a mixed bouquet, including the best and freshest flowers of the season. She likes to mix four to five different styles of flowers, including one or two large varieties (roses, buttercups or peony), one or two higher flowers (calla and Snapdragon are good) and some like amaranth, scabiosa pods Or heather. But avoid the fragrance. She said: “Choose a tasteless or slightly scented variety.” “Heavy perfume – whether it is flowers, candles or indoor sprays – will affect the taste.”
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[ 123] Although bringing flowers to the office every week may be slightly above the top, adding a little color can help boost morale. According to a study in the 2014 Journal of Experimental Psychology, the application
Stembel suggested adding a anthurium plant to your desk decoration because it is low maintenance (you are a week of blues and can even improve Productivity) There is no need to add water changes or dry trims to the daily to-do list. Like other plants, Anthurium has proven to be excellent at removing toxins from the air. Increase the benefits of mental health? “When your 9 to 5 schedule feels more lively, we like anthurium to make your office feel like a glamorous holiday with beautiful tropical plants and flowers. Life is more than just a beach, but your office and This guy feels closer!" she said.
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Farmgirl Flowers 7. Guest Room: RanunculusHigh count sheets and luxurious candles can definitely help preheat the room. But if you want your friends and family to feel the welcome of the next floor, then the flowers are fresh. One of Stembel's favorites is the ranunculus.
Rose-like flowers can be obtained not only in almost all conceivable shades, butAnd their multi-layered and thin paper-like petals look like they were built by origami experts. “With so many varieties to choose from, it's easy to put together a quick bedside bouquet!” she said. “We recommend some colors or varieties in the vase. This is a quick and simple hostess hack.”
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Farmgirl Flowers What do you think?What do you think of Christina Stembel's floral advice? Do you often invest in flowers for your house? Which flower do you like the most, do you put them in every room at home? Please tell us your thoughts below!
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