I am a Studio florist. Not a brick and mortar place of business. I am a (CFD) Certified Floral Designer with AIFD, (American Institute of Floral Design). We are now accepting pre-orders on Porch Pots and Poinsettias plants for the Holidays (grown locally). We are also stellar in creating personalized work for all your cremations, tributes or funerals needs. Call us to see what we can design for your loved ones. Give us a Try.
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Copied from BloomBeat Newsletter from Ball Publishing: People either love or hate marigolds. I call them the cilantro of the flower world. I personally love them, not so much for the smell but the architecture they can add to our supermarket bouquets, and also how easy they are to grow.... Continue reading
Our Textured Tray is wonderful tool for visionary, scentory, and feeling stimulation. Each fresh floral product is set for viewing, textures, touching, feeling and smelling the variety of flowers. Wonderful for your parent, partner, child, significant other, neighbor and friends who would love to receive flowers but, due to unknown... Continue reading
Copied from the Website: funeral basics. For centuries, people have assigned symbolic meanings to flowers. While the general message of a sympathy flower will be understood in any context, individual types of flowers can communicate slightly different meanings. For this reason, we’ve decided to explore the meanings of the most... Continue reading
The Rise of Prom Bouquets Prom night is a big deal for teens. It’s a night full of anticipation, friends, photos, and memories that will last a lifetime. And flowers have always played a special role in the fun. For decades, corsages and boutonnieres have been the go-to flowers for... Continue reading
What Are the Tiny Dots on the Underside of a Fern? By Victoria Lee Blackstone Updated December 06, 2018 Characteristics of the Cycads At first glance, the tiny dots on fern leaves may look like an insect infestation or a spotted foliar disease. However, on closer inspection, you can see... Continue reading
Native to tropical regions such as southeast Asia, Australia, east Africa and Hawaii to name a few, Bird Nest Fern (Asplenium Nidus) are typically found in palm trees. Given the right indoor environment, they will thrive and make for a wonderfully unique houseplant. Ferns come in a wide variety of... Continue reading
Copied from HGTV Website. How to Care for a Fiddle Leaf Fig Pruning, watering, repotting, oh my! Keep your finicky ficus alive and thriving with our 10 easy-to-follow tips. Keep in mind: Price and stock could change after publish date, and we may make money from these links. January 25,... Continue reading
GIVE With Thanksgiving only a few weeks away, it’s our favorite time of year to give thanks and celebrate with friends and family! Whether you’re hosting a huge family gathering or attending an intimate holiday dinner, there’s lots of Thanksgiving treats to eat, drink and make. From the cheese plate... Continue reading
The sympathy industry is experiencing rapid changes. New options have shifted with more cremations happening instead of the somber funeral services. Bright and airy celebrations of life and increased customization has become the norm. Flowers or garden accents that can be personalized with the deceased favorite flowers or colors. We... Continue reading
So it’s time to uproot, huh?If you want your leafy friends to come with, it’s best to plan ahead. Much like packing your personal items for a small (or big) move, it takes a bit of shifting and ingenuity to get plants packed just right.Take stock of your packing materials,... Continue reading
