Imagine the delight on his face when he receives a big box at his doorstep with his name on it. In the box is a colorful display of truck-shaped cookies that smell like heaven. What a way to make a little boy's birthday!

Flowershop.com has just launched an entire line of cookies and gift baskets just for children. From the Birthday Princess Cookie Bouquet for that pink princess in your life to the Far Out Cookie Bouquet for your outer space fanatic, Flowershop.com has a sweet surprise for all the little people in your life, starting at just $29.99.

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Yes, grandparents are one of life's many treasures, and we only give them one day of recognition every year. This Sunday, September 11, is National Granparent's Day. So give them a call, send a homemade card, or bring them dinner. If you want to really spoil them, send flowers. The beautiful hand-delivery from their neighborhood florist will make their day!

The lovely gladiolus is the birthday flower for August. Named after the Latin word “gladius,” meaning sword, they symbolize strength and moral integrity. Striking and colorful with towering stems, the gladiolus is the 40th wedding anniversary flower. Make sure to send ten pure white gladiolus from flowershop.com to a friend or family member with an August birthday. They will be absolutely awe-struck.

Have you ever recieved a bouquet of flowers you just wish you could look at forever? Simply try drying your flowers and preserve the beauty of them for years to come.

1. Remove excess leaves and cut stems to desired length (about 6-8 inches). Remember, removing your flowers from the sunlight immediately after cutting them will preserve their color during the drying process. Arrange the flowers however you desire and tie with a rubber band.

2. Find a dark, dry area with good circulation. A basement or unused closet will work perfectly. Tie the end of your flower's stems to a hanger using dental floss. Hang up to two large bouquets from the hanger. Once secure, leave the flowers upside down to dry. After two to three weeks, check to see if the flowers are dry. If so, remove them carefully from the hanger.

3. Spray the flowers with hairspray to give them extra protection. Put the flowers wherever you'd like. Arrange them in a vase, remove the petals and make potpourri, or use them in a crafts-related project to make a thoughtful gift for someone else. Dried flowers don't like sunlight or extreme heat, so try to find homes for them in more shaded areas.

Good Luck!