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This year’s Philadelphia Flower show boasts a British theme that examines gardening from urban London to country cottages. And it’s summed up by a single Anglicism: "Brilliant!"

The British have a word for something that’s inventive, dazzling, extraordinary. They say it’s "Brilliant!" The 2013 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show, entitled "Brilliant!," promises to be all those things and much more.

Every year, picking a pumpkin and bringing it home to carve into a jack-o-lantern is a tradition not to be missed. This season, try a unique spin on pumpkin carving - with a designer’s touch.

Little Glass Slipper’s herbal and floral arrangements boost your mood. Post-Summer sadness is upon us (or at least for those of us who have to deal with a love/hate relationship with seasons).

It’s time to plant all your favorite flowers, veggies and herbs and frolic in the sunshine! This year make your gardening experience an environmentally friendly one with five innovative ideas.

Claude Monet’s beloved flower and water gardens in the north of France are world-famous. But for those unable to visit the artist’s iconic home, a trip to the Bronx over the next several months will offer a taste of Monet’s indisputably radiant garden.

Did you know that roses have an outer layer of "guard petals" that should be removed after delivery? Help your mother extend the life of her Mother’s Day bouquet with these expert care tips.

Tom Sebenius, Starbright Floral Design’s Creative Director, speaks his mind about creating floral arrangements for countless brides - and now, at last, for a flurry of same-sex weddings.

Philadelphia will command the world’s stage for a spectacular tribute to Europe’s City of Light when the Philadelphia International Flower Show debuts "Springtime in Paris," March 6 - 13 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

Agricultural experts in Alaska say the state might be ready to make its mark on the world peony market.