In tandem with our Fleurs de Villes VOYAGE show at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh this month, we review Sara Sheridan’s delightful novel set in Edinburgh during the Enlightenment era, when the thirst for botanical knowledge and innovation was unquenchable.

Floral tributes to these six icons on the silver screen were displayed at Fleurs de Villes FEMMES shows around the world in 2022. We share their stories, and why flowers are significant to each of them.

Embark on a fragrant journey through the world of wine tasting as we explore the captivating connections between flowers and wine.

Featuring a feel-good comedy about feuding rose cultivators, a documentary about the secretive business of scent procurement and more - discover some of our favourite floral films and where to stream them.

As part of the global tour of Fleurs de Villes FEMMES, a floral tribute to women who have had a significant impact on history and culture throughout the ages, Fleurs de Villes honoured Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at this year’s Shrewsbury Flower Show in Shropshire, England. 

From Ancient Greece to the roaring twenties in New York to modern day Vancouver, flowers have been important to the LGBTQ2+ communities, with special meanings and symbolism. 

Pre-Raphaelite artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti often featured flowers in his lush oil on canvas works - here are three of our favourites.

Under the shadow of snow-capped mountains and at the Northern tip of the sparkling Howe Sound waters lies Squamish, home to Sḵwálwen Botanicals, a collection of sustainable skincare and home products.

One bloom (dahlia) signifies “forever thine” while another (daffodil) speaks to self-love. Do you know what message you may be sending? We dig deeper into the language of flowers.

Alanna Airitam has devoted her life’s work as a photographer to pay tribute to Black culture by addressing how her ancestors have been omitted from art history as a whole. Her approach is to create contemporary photographs that reference this accepted history of racial inequality.