Floral Corsages for Prom Season

With prom season nearly here, teenagers across Nashville are searching for the perfect dress, the trendiest tux, and of course – the most beautiful flowers. Wearable flowers are an important aspect of any school dance, especially the prom… Read More about Floral Corsages for Prom Season »

Floral Arrangements for Nurses & Teachers

May 6 and May 9 are both set aside to honor some very important people here in Nashville – nurses and teachers, respectively. The dedicated individuals who have chosen these professions work tirelessly for the good of others,… Read More about Floral Arrangements for Nurses & Teachers »

Keep Succulents and Indoor Plants Healthy

Filling your environment with indoor plants, flowers, and succulent gardens is an easy way to invigorate and inspire your home or office decor – but for someone who doesn’t possess a green thumb, that notion may seem impossible. Read More about Keep Succulents and Indoor Plants Healthy »

Say Thank You to Administrative Employees

  In the early 1900s, the job of secretary was nearly always filled by a man. But in the 1950s, as America was recovering from World War II and businesses were beginning to evolve and thrive, there was a shortage… Read More about Say Thank You to Administrative Employees »

Easter Floral Bouquets and Designs

The Easter holiday has something for everyone - it is a blend of two completely opposite traditions, which over the years have landed on the same day and merged their customs. With references to rabbits and eggs arising from ancient pagan festivals, and the Christian customs originating from the Resurrection of Jesus, it is an odd pairing for sure. Still, most people do celebrate aspects of both traditions - and regardless of how you choose to celebrate the day, you'll need flowers. After all, flowers make every day more beautiful. The spring flowers and Easter floral bouquets from Rose Hill Flowers will add beauty and color to all your holiday festivities. (Check out our Easter collection!) Did You Know? The Easter lily is considered the official flower of Easter and is popular both in religious settings and as a gift. Legend ties the Easter lily to a garden that Jesus walked in, and the blooming plant is thought to represent hope and new beginnings.  Read More about Easter Floral Bouquets and Designs »

Birthday Arrangements with Spring Daisies

  The daisy seems so simple and unassuming, but in reality, this is truly a fascinating flower! The common daisy which we are familiar with - with its iconic white petals and golden center - is one of a family that boasts over 23,000 varieties, with cousins as diverse as the artichoke and the sunflower. In the month of April, we celebrate the daisy as the official birth flower, and at Rose Hill Flowers we have designed beautiful daisy bouquets and arrangements sure to make your loved ones smile on their special day. How Many Flowers Do You Count? The daisy is known as a composite flower, which means it is actually a flowering plant made up of many, singular "florets". Take a close look at the colorful disk center to see the many tiny flowers that make up a single bloom. Incredibly, each "petal" is actually a small flower as well, making this flower a lot more complex than it initially appears!   Read More about Birthday Arrangements with Spring Daisies »

Finding Puppies a Forever Home

Ten years ago, Colleen Paige began promoting National Puppy Day as a way to encourage people to adopt puppies (and older dogs) from shelters instead of purchasing them from for-profit breeders. Citing the overpopulation problem in the United States, and the sheer number of dogs being surrendered to rescue shelters, Ms. Paige began the grassroots effort which became a social media phenomenon and is recognized worldwide. Did You Know? The numbers are staggering. Each year, nearly 4 million dogs are surrendered to shelters, and only 35% of them will ever be rehomed. Sadly, approximately 1.4 million of those dogs will be euthanized. Even with so many "unwanted" animals, there are 70,000 new puppies born annually.  Read More about Finding Puppies a Forever Home »

St. Patrick’s Day Flowers and Decor

On March 17th, Nashville will go green as the spirit of St. Patricks Day takes over! Tradition says that you do not have to be Irish to celebrate this holiday - and from the wearing of the green to the corned beef and cabbage for dinner, everyone gets in on the fun. There are many fun facts and strange traditions associated with the day, so grab your favorite green beverage and learn a bit more about this popular day. Did You Know? The traditional green that permeates the day is reminiscent of "the Emerald Isle". Ireland is famous for beautiful, rolling green hills. If you want to decorate your home with green flowers and plants, you only need look to Rose Hill Flowers. We have all the green St. Patrick's Day flowers you need, from whimsical designs to elegant arrangements. Read More about St. Patrick’s Day Flowers and Decor »

The Beauty of Spring Florals

It is almost time to put away the snow boots and heavy jackets and to revel in the longer, sunnier days of spring. Beginning with the arrival of the crocus, a bulb flower that pushes up through the… Read More about The Beauty of Spring Florals »

Celebrating Women – International Women’s Day

There is a long list of women in the history books who have influenced communities, changed the course of societies, and left lasting imprints on their cultures. They were esteemed innovators, highly regarded pioneers, and powerful change agents. However there are millions of women whose name will never be known outside of their circle, yet they change the world every day as well. On March 8th, International Women’s Day will be celebrated all around the world. Hundreds of events and activities will serve as an homage to the victories, as well as a spotlight on those issues that still need resolution. But right here in Nashville, Rose Hill Flowers is proud to partner with you to recognize the women who are everyday heroes in our own backyard.   Read More about Celebrating Women – International Women’s Day »