Michler's News: Flowers, Gardens & Design

Making May Wine is so simple it is really a non-recipe. The key to achieving the aroma is to trim a small handful of Sweet Woodruff tips and let the herb clippings sit out in the sun - you will notice the dramatic change in smell as it wilts. Sweet Woodruff contains a chemical called coumarin* which has a sweet fragrance that is freed by enzymatic action during the drying process.

Celebrating the women in our life wasn't always a given.  We owe our modern Mother's Day to the tireless efforts of some incredible activists.

Our new gift boxes feature thoughtfully-paired wines, cheeses, and other goodies.  Perfect to send to a friend or for a quiet night at home, these curated culinary experiences are sure to delight.

The past few weeks have brought change to everyone's lives.  Here's how we're adjusting our business practices at Michler's in order to keep you healthy and your green spaces growing.

It's that time of year again!  Not sure whether to invest in long-lasting perennials or indulge in bright pops of annual color?  For both the experienced gardener and those getting their hands dirty for the first time, creating an interplay of perennials and annuals can take your backyard paradise to the next level.

Our staff are ready for spring!  From our gardens to yours, here's what we're looking forward to planting this year.

How did such a benign plant accumulate so many unfriendly-sounding names?  Known as snake plant, mother-in-law's tongue, and viper's bowstring hemp (among other things), sansevieria is easy to care for and very hardy.

Still wracking your brain for just the right enclosure card message?  This Valentine's Day, embrace your inner wordsmith!  A few thoughtful sentences can make a beautiful gift unforgettable.

Searching for the perfect gift for that special someone?  Our Valentine's Day Gift Box offers an unbeatable Valentine's Day trifecta: chocolate, wine, and roses.

If your life includes a furry friend or two, that doesn't mean you can't also enjoy some indoor greenery.  Many popular houseplants are nontoxic for cats and dogs.  Whether you're looking for vining tendrils, compact foliage, or even colorful blooms, there's a plant on this list (and in our greenhouses) for you.

Keeping houseplants healthy through the winter can be a challenge for even the most experienced plant enthusiasts.  Here are some ideas to give your plants what they need when the weather turns chilly.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!  We have added a unique gift to our Christmas Collection this year--a box including a Christmas centerpiece and a bottle of Laurent-Perrier Champagne to pop...