Sometimes our blooms need a little extra TLC, and a flower frog can assist with a show-stopping display. Not only will your petals look fresher for longer, but they'll better access the hydration they ...

Pat Clayes, a collector of flower frogs, will present “Fantastic Flower Frog Frenzy” when the Garden and Floral Arrangers Guild meets 10 a.m. Sept. 24 in the lower level of the lodge at Plymouth ...

Flower frogs are reusable devices that are used to arrange flowers. Some are made of materials like ceramic, metal, glass or ...

This time of year, beautiful blooms abound in farmer’s markets, florists and grocery stores. It’s tempting to simply drop a bouquet into a vase and call it good, but florists rely on a simple tool to ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. In honor of the annual Portland Flower Show, which opens Wednesday with a ...

Flower frog vases aren't just another retro thrift find. Their origins are believed to date way back to the 16th century, but they became especially popular in the 1920s and 1930s when florists ...

Q. Can you tell me about flower-arranging “frogs”? How did they get their name? –James McE. Brown, Stonington, Conn. A. A flower frog is an implement designed to sit in the bottom of a bowl or vase ...

Controlling exactly how flowers appear is the central goal of most arrangers (well, some of the time, anyway). Old master paintings depict enormous cut flower displays suited to the very wealthy, but ...

Flower supports are imaginative devices designed to hold up flower stems in vases of various shapes, and many are interesting to look at as well as useful and highly collectible. Generally, these ...