Independence Day Flowers

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Flowers of Kingwood Texas offers a nice selection of Fourth of July and Independence Day themed floral bouquets. The Fourth of July is America's most important holiday. It commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence, which was written in 1776. The document includes Thomas Jefferson's famous words: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

The Fourth of July is celebrated with fireworks and parades across the country. People also host barbecues and watch baseball games on television or in stadiums. This is a really big day in the lives of Americans. Many celebrate the 4th by sending beautiful, farm-fresh flowers. Flowers associated with the Fourth of July include: red roses; white gardenias; yellow carnations; red and white gerbera daisies; and red, white, and blue anemones.

POPULAR FLOWERS USED FOR CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY

Daisies are a classic choice for the fourth of July. Daisies are one of the most versatile flowers in floral design. They can be used in everything from simple bouquets to more elaborate arrangements, and they're often used as filler flowers because they're so affordable.

Daisies are so popular because they're versatile—they can be used in just about any style of floral design. Their petals are soft, but their stems are stiff enough to hold up on their own, which means that you can arrange them in a bouquet without worrying about them drooping or falling over before you get your final product home. They also have a long vase life: daisies will keep their color for at least 10 days after you receive them. 

Sunflowers have always been associated with independence and freedom. They're also pretty hardy and easy to grow if you live in warmer climates. Yellow sunflowers are a bright and cheerful addition to any 4th of July floral bouquet. They're perfect for Independence Day celebratations. 

Yellow sunflowers add a bright pop of color to any 4th of July bouquet, but they also have some less-obvious benefits. For one thing, yellow flowers are considered an "aromatic" flower—meaning that when you smell them, they release lovely scents into the air. Yellow sunflowers are also known as "honey bees" because they attract bees more than other types of flowers do.

Yellow sunflowers can be used in many different ways: We arrange them in a vase by themselves, or use them in combination with other flowers like roses or daisies. The award winning designers at Flowers of Kingwood love working in gorgeous yellow sunflowers into many of the Summer bouquets we create. They bring that extra touch of sunshine to your day!

Pansies are another great flower choice because they're perfect for pairing with other flowers in bouquets or centerpieces—and they come in so many different colors.

* Red pansies are a favorite for their bold color and long blooming season. They're also known to grow well in pots, which makes them a great option if you have limited space in your garden.

* Blue pansies are a bit more rare than their red counterparts, but they make up for it with their beautiful dainty petals and stunning blue color. They're great for adding a burst of color to an otherwise drab flower bed or garden.

*White pansies are perfect for adding some contrast to your garden without overwhelming it with color. Their pale petals are eye-catching without being overwhelming, making them an excellent choice for those who prefer more subtlety in their flowers.

Roses are another classic choice for 4th of July decorations because they symbolize love, beauty and romance—all things that America stands for on its birthday! You can also find roses in a variety of colors and sizes—so no matter what kind of decorating job you have going on this year, there's a rose out there that will fit perfectly into it!