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Firefighters battling blaze at Mt. Laurel florist - WVTM13

Hoover and Cahaba Valley fire departments are battling a blaze at a Mt. Laurel florist. Related. Proposed Hoover subdivision should... West Princeton residents ask for... Firefighters battle Adamsville house.One injured in Mt. Laurel community fireWIAT 42Firefighters battling business fire in Shelby County's Mt. Laurel communityAlabama's News LeaderBlaze at Mt Laurel business injures oneShelby County ReporterWTVMall 8 news articles »... http://www.wvtm13.com/news/firefighters-battling-blaze-at-area-41-pizza/39111362

This is the last birthday gift her Dad will ever give her — and it's heartbreaking - Miami Herald

Bailey Sellers turned 21 on Friday, and once again, her father, Michael William Sellers, had a bouquet of flowers and a card delivered to her Tennessee home.Her dad has done the same thing every year since her 16th birthday. But this time, Sellers shared photos of the flowers, the card and a sweet childhood photo with her father at the beach to her 2,080 Twitter followers.That’s because Michael William Sellers has been dead for five years. Just before he lost his battle with cancer at 56, he arranged to have flowers delivered to his 16-year-old daughter every year on her birthday, just to let her know he was thinking of her and loved her. He prepaid to have the floral arrangement sent for five years.This 21st birthday delivery is the last time Bailey Sellers will receive a card and bouquet of flowers from her father.“My dad passed away when I was 16 from cancer and before he died he pre payed flowers so I could receive them every year on my birthday. Well this is my 21st birthday flowers and the last. Miss you so much daddy,” she posted on Twitter, along with the photos.My dad passed away when I was 16 from cancer and before... http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/article186486488.html

Despite its beauty, honeysuckle is a weed - MyAJC

Q: We planted arborvitae outside of our sun room but now we’ve decided to go another route. Can we move them to another location now when it’s cold? John Burkett, East TennesseeA: It is very hard to transplant an arborvitae successfully from one spot to another unless it is very small. They are very sensitive to dry roots and summertime heat. You must bring along much of the existing root ball in order for the tree to survive hot weather. If your arborvitaes are more than three feet tall, I wouldn’t bother trying to move them.Q: During the last snow storm one of our cherrylaurel trees fell over. The weight pulled up half of the root ball but did not damage 75-80 percent of the roots. I used ropes and pulleys to bring it upright and covered the roots with new soil. To keep it upright, I attached three spring-loaded cables. But now I see that some of the top leaves are turning brown. What can I do to help the tree recover? Roland Kort, AlpharettaA: My guess about the brown leaves is that when the tree fell there was enough damage to the root system to interrupt moisture going to the top of the tree. I predict you’ll continue to have brown leaves, particularly if the summer is dry. There is not much you can do to speed up root recovery. A light application of fertilizer in spring, plus water when the soil is dry and mulch to keep the soil cool, is the best you can do. Keep the cable support system in place for at least ten years. It will take that long for new anchor roots to grow. You might be better off to replace this tree with a new one in the same spot. Listen to Walter Reeves Saturday mornings on News 95.5 FM and AM750 WSB. Visit his website, www.walterreeves.com, follow him on Twitter @walterreeves, on Pinterest, or join his Facebook Fan Page at bit.ly/georgiagardener for more garden tips... http://www.myajc.com/lifestyles/home--garden/despite-its-beauty-honeysuckle-weed/B6zDsOISL9hZuTgrKdPQZL/

What does the one you love really want for Valentine's Day; how much do most people spend? - WYFF Greenville

Ohio: Wedding bouquetOklahoma: Teddy bearOregon Flower: BouquetPennsylvania: Bouquet of rosesRhode Island: Aquamarine ringsSouth Carolina: Chocolate trufflesSouth Dakota: Gold stud earringsTennessee: Bouquet of rosesTexas: Flower BouquetUtah: RosesVermont: Men’s ringsVirginia: Flower bouquetWashington: Box of chocolatesWest Virginia: SunglassesWisconsin: Bouquet of rosesWyoming: PerfumePro Flowers... http://www.wyff4.com/article/what-does-the-one-you-love-really-want-for-valentines-day-how-much-do-most-people-spend/16573899

Floral designers use artwork to inspire botanical displays - StarNewsOnline.com

She will be returning this year to defend her title.Two floral judges, accredited through National Garden Clubs, will be in town for the event. Virginia’s Frances Thrash and Pam Braun from Tennessee are also hosting courses in floral design and botanical arts. Kim Fisher, a local floral designer originally from Washington D.C., will be leading a workshop in creating a terrarium out of succulents.“And Preston Montague, who is a botanical illustrator, will show people how to draw what’s in their yards to create their own note cards,” Bittler said. “We tried to schedule events that would be fun, and accentuate the garden and art aspect.”The New Hanover Garden Club started about four years ago and the 30 members are already working on a variety of community projects, from restoring the gardens at the Sherwood Manor Rest Home to making miniature floral arrangements for Meals on Wheels recipients to sponsoring two junior garden clubs.“We wanted to start a fundraiser to help support this work we do,” Bittler said. The club will be raffling off several items during the event, too, including arrangements made by Thrash during her presentation, a copy of Weathington’s book "Gardening in the South: The Complete Homeowner’s Guide," and the floral arrangements in teapots that will decorate the tables during the hat fashion shows and afternoon teas. http://www.starnewsonline.com/homes/20180105/floral-designers-use-artwork-to-inspire-botanical-displays