(WHTM) – Easter is on the horizon with many people having family gatherings planned for the holidays. These gatherings are often decorated with flowers to celebrate the unofficial start of spring.

From the flower's meaning and origin to tips on making it last for years to come, understand the Easter lily. Fact checked by ...

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SCOTT TOWNSHIP, Pa. — It's Easter week, and spring-like temperatures have arrived just in time. But growers at Corky's Garden Path in Scott Township start preparing for Easter a lot sooner. "Well, all ...

With Easter less than a week away, a popular greenhouse in the Lehigh Valley would have been sorely missed this year, for those looking for the perfect flowers. Happily, another prominent plant and ...

Southern springtime and sacred symbolism converge at Easter, as azaleas and dogwood mingle with lilies and daffodils, harkening Charleston to breathe deeply the sweet perfume of life in its fullness.

SWEDESBORO, N.J. (CBS) -- If you're looking to tiptoe through the tulips, thousands of people are expected to come out to Dalton Farms for the first weekend of the annual Tulip Festival. One million ...

A favorite spring flower, the Easter lily, should be kept away from cats. If ingested, it could kill them. The perennial plant’s white, trumpet-like flowers might not sound the warning that all parts ...

Fifth Avenue in Manhattan was awash in color during the annual Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival. Credit...Sarah Yenesel/EPA, via Shutterstock Supported by By The New York Times Easter eggs, the ...