There is just something about having flowers in your house. Whether it is a small, simple arrangement or something quite grandiose, flowers have the power to make us smile. According to behavioral research conducted at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, nature provides us with a simple way to improve emotional health – flowers.
Feeling stressed out? The study at Rutgers found that flowers create a calming effect in men and women. Flowers can make people feel less anxious.
Feeling forgetful? Being around flowers can improve your memory! Flowers and house plants oxygenate the air, boosting brain cells, which improves memory.
Wonder why people give flowers to friends and family when sick? Flowers make people feel more cared for which can lead to faster recovery. Research shows patients need less pain medications and are less anxious when they have flowers in their room than those without.
Your living room feeling a bit blah these days? Flowers give any room a finishing touch and create a feeling of warmth. Flowers can enhance any space.
Feeling grumpy? Flowers have been shown to make us happy by triggering the chemical, Dopamine, in our brain. Ever seen someone frown when given flowers?
Want to welcome friends and family to your home? Flowers show you care.
Sometimes you just need something beautiful in your life. Flowers may not be essential but they are emotional. Enjoy!
Blossom Better 
Your arrangements are beautiful!