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The History and Healing Power of Lotus

The History and Healing Power of Lotus

The lotus is a beautiful symbol of healing. The powerful lotus plant has been used in Traditional Eastern medicine and cuisine for centuries. T...

DEBORAH HANEKAMP, MAMA MEDICINE

Welcome to our Flower Person Series, where we showcase inspiring individuals who love flowers and work with them in their career in beautiful ways...

Sigil Scent Founder, Patrick Kelly

In today's Flower Person interview, we explore with Sigil scent founder Patrick Kelly the meaning of florals, his own connection to them, and how ...

LINNÉ Botanicals Founder, Jenna Levine

In today's Flower Person interview, we talk to LINNÉ Botanicals Founder Jenna Levine about her skincare line, the science behind the botanicals sh...

20 Wellness Blogs to Read Right Now

Nowadays, there seems to be so much information out in the world about how to live, especially mentally, emotionally, and physically. There is als...

Alja Horvat, Illustrator

For today's Flower Person Interview, we talk to Alja Horvat, a floral illustrator and textile print designer from Slovenia about her love of flowe...

The Best Teas for Every Mood

Did you know that there are other options besides popping an Advil every time you have a headache? There are! Many natural teas provide benefits f...

Restorative Gradient Mocktail

INGREDIENTS: 1 Rose 1 Chrysanthemum INSTRUCTIONS: Pour hot water over 1 Rose. Infuse for a minimum of 3 mins then take out the flower. Repeat for ...

History and The Healing Power of Rose

Roses go wwwway back in time and are probably the most loved of all flowers worldwide! For centuries they have been honored for their fragrance, th...

MEGAN GALANTE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTIST

In today's Flower Person Interview, we talked with Megan Galante, a multidisciplinary artist based in Hudson Valley. NY. In her work, Megan works ...

COLORS & BENEFITS OF EDIBLE FLOWERS

Red/Pink Flowers 1. Roses: pink Roses have a bold fruity flavor similar to apples, and strawberries. Roses contain Vitamin E and D. Roses have...

Five Non Edible Flowers!

At the Qi, we believe in the power of flowers to stimulate a deep sense of holistic well-being for all, and it is incredibly important to us that w...