The Gathering Garden Magazine

Most corporate gifts read as an expense report with a bow on it. A case for sending dried flowers instead — and one cheerful, unfussy variety that clears the bar every time.

A vanilla-scented candle is what a teacher receives eleven times over during the first month of school. Here is what to give instead, and why the alternative actually gets used.

The traditional anniversary gift list runs from paper to gold over fifty years, and dried flowers turn out to fit more of it than you'd expect. A practical, year-by-year guide.

For the person on your list who insists they don't want anything: a small, useable, lavender-scented gift bundle that solves the problem better than one more candle.

Teacher gifting traditions go back further than the apple. A practical, thoughtful back-to-school gift guide featuring small, lasting botanical gifts.

Glidden named Warm Mahogany its 2026 Color of the Year. Dried tansy's golden-amber tone is one of the easiest, lowest-commitment ways to bring the trend home.

Flower crown prices swing widely depending on a handful of specific factors. Here's what actually drives the cost, and how to spend well at any budget.

A dried flower crown makes a gift that's personal, photogenic, and lasting. Here's how to choose one for a bridal shower, birthday, or Mother's Day.