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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Memorial Tribute
Tweet Flowers have the ability to express our emotions. Funeral flowers play an important role in softening the sorrow, comforting the living and honoring the life of the deceased. Color, texture, and personalizing the arrangement make the gift of flowers meaningful … Continue reading
Posted in Welcome
Tagged Color Texture, Emotions, Funeral Flowers, Gift Of Flowers, Love And Respect, Memorial Tribute, Send Flowers, Sorrow
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What’s Blooming?
Tweet This weeks featured flower is the Spider (Fuji) Mum. This bright, cheerful flower is always a welcome addition to a mixed arrangement. Send this flower to cheer someone up and watch the smile appear.
Posted in Flowers, What's Blooming
Tagged bouquet, Flower, Fuji, Punch, Smile, Sunny Disposition, Welcome Addition
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Tip of the week
Tweet Spring Cleaning. It’s that time of year when all of Winter’s dust must be removed. Those houseplants and silk arrangement are no exception. There are products available from you florist that can help you conquer this task. Pokon Leafshine polishes … Continue reading
Posted in Helpful Hints, Tip of the Week, Welcome
Tagged Aerosol Cans, Appearance, Dirt, Florist, Flower, Freshens, Houseplants, Plants, Polishes, Silk Arrangement, Silks, Spring Cleaning, Time Of Year, Water Spots
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Tip of the Week
Tweet When cutting spring bulbs from your garden, especially daffodils, keep them seperated from other flowers for 6-8 hours. Daffodils emit a harmful sap that can destroy other flowers in your arrangement. To be completely safe, keep these cheerful … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Helpful Hints, Tip of the Week, Welcome
Tagged Cutting, Daffodils, Florist, flowers, Little Darlings, Sap, Spring Bulbs, Vase
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What’s Blooming
Tweet This weeks featured flower is the daffodil. This bright cheerful little flower looks great in a cluster. Order these today to brighten anyones day!
Posted in Flowers, Helpful Hints, Tip of the Week
Tagged Daffodil, Little Flower, Spring Bulbs
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Tip of the Week
Tweet Not just for St. St Patricks Day Buy seasonal flowers and boughs grown locally. Recycle vases, clean out cupboards and donate to flower shop or nonprofits. Consider using a vase you have for your next professional design. Plant cut … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Greenhouse, Helpful Hints, Tip of the Week
Tagged Boughs, Bulbs, Cupboards, Cut Flower, Flower Seeds, Flower Shop, Nonprofits, Professional Design, Seasonal Flowers, St Patricks Day, Vase, Vases
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What’s Blooming
Tweet This week the featured flower is the asiatic lily. Pretty, functional and a great value alone or in a mixed arrangement with Spring flowers and a bird’s nest!
Posted in Flowers, What's Blooming
Tagged Asiatic Lily, Bird Nest, Bird S Nest, Flower, Spring Flowers
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Tip of the Week
Tweet March is a great time to repot your houseplants because it is about to enter it’s most active season of growth. You can tell if a plant needs repotting by looking for the following 5 symptoms that a plant … Continue reading
Posted in Helpful Hints, Tip of the Week
Tagged Great Time, Houseplant, Houseplants, Pot Plant, Rch, Roots, Salt Deposits, Survival
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What’s Blooming?
Tweet This week’s featured flower is the Iris. This beauty is a sure sign of Spring. It’s a great value, too. It is great as an accent flower in a mixed bouquet.
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Tweet Milk Jug Seed Starting Northern Gardener Magazine. Jan. 2009 Start seeds outdoors in winter, using recycled products and Mother Nature Gather Your Supplies. You’ll need scissors, duct tape, (3M clear), sharp utility knife, plant labels, environmental garden marker, and … Continue reading
Posted in Helpful Hints, Welcome
Tagged Consistency, Duct Tape, Gallon Milk, Marker, Milk Jug, Milk Jugs, Mini Greenhouse, Mother Nature, Northern Gardener Magazine, Package Directions, Perennials, Potting Mix, Rain And Snow, Recycled Products, Scissors, Seeds, Slits, Starting Start, Tender Plants, Transpiration, Utility Knife, Weather, West Side
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