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11 Orange County Companies That Have Appeared On “Shark Tank”

The tangerine colored boxes may include flowers and other gift items such as candy, candles, and lotions. bouquetbar.comSlyde HandboardsCity: San ClementeEpisode: Season 7 Episode 24The Deal: Ashton Kutcher and Mark Cuban invested $200,000 for a 22% stakeThe Company: An idea that started as founder Steve Watts bodysurfing while holding a fast food tray turned into a way to help everyone ride the waves. slydehandboards.comLocker BoardCity: San ClementeEpisode: Season 9 Episode 1The Deal: Sir Richard Branson invested $65,000 for a 20% stakeThe Company: When founder Carson Kropfl couldn’t fit a regular skateboard into his middle school locker, he invented one that would. lockerboard.netEarthlogCity: Huntington BeachEpisode: Season 6 Episode 10The Deal: Lori Greiner invested $160,000 for a 35% stakeThe Company: Earthlog makes fire logs that are scented and clean burning. The logs are produced using non-toxic, recycled materials such as paper and wax, which allows them to burn cleaner and produce more heat. earthlog.comOrigAudioCity: Fountain ValleyEpisode: Season 2 Episode 7The Deal: Robert Herjavec invested $150,000 for a 15% stakeThe Company: Founded by Jason Lucash and Mike Szymczak, OrigAudio is a consumer audio business that produces innovative devices such as the Rock-It, a device that can turn almost any surface into a speaker. origaudio.comPolarProCity: Costa MesaEpisode: Season 7 Episode 8The Deal: Mark Cuban and Robert Herjavec invested $1 million for a 20% stakeThe Company: PolarPro creates attachable filters to ensure high-quality pictures and videos on devices such as the GoPro. polarprofilters.co... http://www.orangecoast.com/stuff-we-love/11-orange-county-companies-that-have-appeared-on-shark-tank/

Garden Day in the Park goes glam with music, art, flowers and fashion

We get along well and that comes out in our music.”The evening closes at 4:30 p.m. with an inaugural fashion show, an experimental event to develop more tourism, said Ashton Huber, the botanic park’s marketing associate.Four models will strut the runway under a shaded tent wearing Cerulean Boutique’s summer wear that transitions to fall. The collection includes flirty dresses, light pants, jewel-coloured tops and blouses as well as summer sandals.Jill Bulmer, co-owner of Cerulean said, “The gardens are stunning right now. And this year, every designer has florals. It’s perfect for a garden fashion show.” ... https://www.stalbertgazette.com/article/picnic-in-the-park-goes-glam-with-music-art-flowers-and-fashion-20180724

Rose bloomed in her flower shop, community - Prince George Citizen

Bill Palmer, Mike Padalec, Brian Kelly, Mary Campbell, Ray Lougheed, Anita Robertson, Bill MacIver, Roberta Johansen, Gerda Korolek, Marie Moore, Marie Trew, Linton Walker, Russell Padalec, Kelly Ashton, Betty Anne Brittons, Marcella Dunbar, Howard Orser, Winnie Mikolayczyk, Eldie Ward, Mary Dutka, Marie Sumners, Barb Jensen, Kate Ormiston, David Milne, Bea Stanley, Sandra Blake-Knox, Diane Bock, Mike Furze, Lester B Pearson, Jean Wall, Susan Folwer, Mary Jane Campbell, Leo Manning, Andrew Salton, Dan Clay, Emelia Cote, Marie Harmon, Celestina Johnson, Esko Karlson, Benita Karlson, Velma Senner and 97 years for Eva St. Pierre.Anniversaries for September: 63 years for Rino and Rosa Fornari, 62 years for Jack and Louise Little, 61 years for George and Hilda Lippke, 57 years for Arnold and Leona (Buchi) Nyberg, 50 years for Roland and Barbara Chartrand and 43 years for Denis and Shirley Dunkley. http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/opinion/columnists/rose-bloomed-in-her-flower-shop-community-1.2339445

Best of Clarksville 2017 Nominations - Clarksville Now

Reserve your booth space at Best of Clarksville here:  http://bestofclarksville.net/CategoryBest Apartment CommunityAshton Ridge at West CreekAutumn WindsEagles Crest at Jack MillerRenaissance at Peachers MillWaterford Landings ApartmentsBest Asphalt / Concrete Company101st Ready MixEd Page ConcreteExpert Concrete CompanyOrgain Ready Mix Concrete CompanyScreaming Eagle Ready MixBest Assisted Living Facility Brookdale ClarksvilleDogwood BendFieldstone PlaceUffelman EstatesWalking Horse MeadowsBest AttorneyTracy P. KnightSharon T. MasseyChris PittmanChase SmithCrystal WilkersonBest Bail Bonds Company 2nd Chance 24hr Bail Bonds911 Bail Bonding, LLCBust Out 24hr Bail Bonding, LLCGrumpy’s Bail BondsBest Bakery/Cupcake Shop / Donuts B’s CheesecakesBest DonutsGigi’s CupcakesGolly G’s Coffee, Ice Cream & SweetsThe Sweetest Batch CupcakeryBest Bank/Credit UnionAltra Federal Credit UnionF&M BankFirst Advantage BankLegends BankNavy Federal Credit UnionBest Basement Waterproofing CompanyFrontier Basement SystemsBest Beer SelectionAjax Distributing Co IncBlackhorse Pub & BreweryBudweiser of Clarksville – A Hand Family CompanyOld ChicagoTennessee Valley Brewing CompanyBest Blinds CompanyAbundant Blinds LLCBloomin’ Blinds of ClarksvilleBudget Blinds of ClarksvilleMade in the Shade Blinds of ClarksvilleBest Cabinet Shop Chuck’s Custom CabinetsClarksville CabinetryJodi’s Cabinet SalesBest Car Wash / Detailing CompanyAmerican Car WashBlue Iguana Car WashHackett’s Auto Detail SpaIsland Auto DetailJerry’s Express Car WashBest Carpet Cleaning BusinessAll American Cleaning & Restoration IncRainbow International of Ken-TennSteem Master Carpet CleanerThomas’ Carpet Cleaning & Restoration Service, LLCBest Chain Restaurant Cheddar’s Scratch KitchenChick-fil-AChipot... http://clarksvillenow.com/local/648best-of-clarksville-2017-nominations/

LA florists set up shop in Castle Rock - Longview Daily News

While working as a floral designer in Los Angeles, Jason Vorse created arrangements in $5 million malachite crystal urns for Princess Beatrice of York’s sweet-16 birthday party. He set up flowers for Ashton Kutcher’s wedding to Demi Moore in the middle of the night in unmarked vehicles to avoid the paparazzi.And yet, after working nearly two decades with prestigious floral design studios in Los Angeles, Vorse decided to move back to his hometown and open Pollen Floral Works with his husband, Vicente.Vorse, son of Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce Vice President Mike Vorse, started his first job at All Season Garden Center in Kelso when he was 16. All Season is now closed, but Vorse said his time there was influential.“They kind of installed that interest in the plant world and … I ran with it,” said Vorse, now 38. “I drifted over to the floral side after I started playing with the products that I was growing in my yard.”Vorse attended the Seattle Floral Design Institute and then moved to Los Angeles in 2000, honing a signature look that he describes as contemporary, romantic and modern.After years of living in a big city, the Vorses decided to slow down their pace and find a smaller, closer-knit co... http://tdn.com/news/local/la-florists-set-up-shop-in-castle-rock/article_9a9186d2-1096-58a0-aa53-0c20a45a6618.html

Biz Buzz: Local garden center relocates after 31 years of business - East Idaho News

Share This -- Do you want to know what’s happening on the eastern Idaho business scene? We’ve got you covered. Here is a rundown of this week’s business news across the valley. BIZ BRIEF AMMON Sunnyside Gardens opens new location in Ammon New greenhouse at Sunnyside Gardens includes 9,000 square feet of retail space for annual bedding plants Courtesy photo AMMON – A garden center that’s done business in Idaho Falls for 31 years has relocated to a new location in Ammon. Sunnyside Gardens officially opened at 3240 E. Sunnyside Rd. Feb. 4 on a 5-acre parcel. The new property includes 4,000 square feet of retail space and another 9,000 square feet of retail greenhouse space. Though the old location at 2366 E. Sunnyside Rd. had more acreage, Aaron McCracken, the owner, tells EastIdahoNews.com their new store accommodates future growth and traffic flow. “We started very small (at our old location) and added buildings and additions onto the store (as needed). It’s been nice to know what we needed down there and be able to build it into one facility with room to grow,” McCracken says. The retail greenhouses at the old property wer... https://www.eastidahonews.com/2019/02/biz-buzz-local-garden-center-relocates-after-31-years-of-business/

Florists urge placing Valentine's Day orders early - KMVT

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) - Valentine's Day is just about two weeks away, and some florists are hoping shoppers get their orders in early by offering an incentive. For Canyon Floral, they start prepping for Valentine's Day right after Christmas. Manager Elizabeth Lehmann said many of their wholesale companies and flower growers will start sending pre-book orders between Christmas Day and New Years Day. "The earlier they order, the better. That way I can staff better, and I can make sure I have enough drivers and try and get extra designers so we can take those last minute orders," Lehmann said. Another florist, Fox Floral, is giving out a discount to those who do order early, hoping to help the crowd and be prepared for what they need to order before the big day. "I think it's a good opportunity to be prepared and take the st... https://www.kmvt.com/content/news/Florists-urge-making-Valentines-Day-orders-in-early-505001951.html

Best Local Florist | BOB Goods & Services - Boise Weekly

Born on Oahu, where he fell in love with flowers, he ended up in Mountain Home and later Boise. After 10 years with Idaho Fish and Game he returned to his first love. The rest has been sweet-smelling history. flowersatwill.com3rd Place: Boise At Its Best—Sending someone flowers is sending them a message: love, sympathy, celebration. Why not send more than a sentiment? Boise At Its Best will build a gift basket of epic proportions, featuring local beer and wine, items for gardening or barbecuing, or design your own from a wide range of foods, beverages and other items. boiseatitsbestflowers.com... https://www.boiseweekly.com/boise/best-local-florist/BestOf?oid=3898445

Boston florist launches ‘art house’ retreat in Mexico to help creativity bloom - The Boston Globe

And I think it’s important to see how other people create and to look at other people’s process.” Advertisement Price, who is originally from Idaho but came to Boston more than a decade ago to attend graduate school at the Boston Conservatory, is funding the house in its entirety, she said, including the cost of room and board and food for those selected to visit. Interested artists are on the hook for their plane tickets.But she isn’t letting just anyone into the art house.Price said she’s vetting applicants before booking time slots, Airbnb style. The stays will range from three to seven days at a time, to allow as many people as possible to attend and focus on their work.So, what’s the catch?Price stressed that the opportunity isn’t just to soak up the sun in Mexico during a free vacation — it’s about working toward a goal and making connections along the way. Advertisement “You have to have something you’re working on,” she said. “We want you to have that intense, focused moment to create something, whether that’s a passion project or you’re writing a book or album and you’re stuck and you need a fresh scene to be inspired. We’re asking people to work on specific projects and talk about what they can bring to the house.”The other element, she said, is getting people who come down to Mexico to contribute to the group and get acquainted with the Mexican community.“Maybe you’re a musician, and you can bless us with your music in the evenings,” she said. “Or maybe you also lead guided meditations or do yoga, and you can offer that type of engagement.”Price said she’s had more than 50 conversations with artists interested in spending time at the Wandering Art House, many of them from Boston.“Already I&rsqu... https://www.bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/2018/12/11/boston-florist-launches-art-house-retreat-mexico-for-creatives-hoping-focus-projects/CJ0OTfhZM1w6F3DafJXIiL/story.html