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Beautiful Blooms: A Few of Our Favorite Nashville Flower Shops - StyleBlueprint

Image: Amelia’s Flower TruckWe love our sponsors!The Farmer’s Florist (845) 598 1856The Farmer’s Florist celebrates Nashville and Middle Tennessee flower farmers. Owned by husband and wife, Christie and Will Tarleton, The Farmer’s Florist sources flowers from small U.S. farms, which results in local, seasonal blooms. Christie artfully arranges the blooms to reflect the colors of the season. The Farmer’s Florist is happy to provide arrangements for your event, or you can order a single bouquet online. The hand-tied arrangements are wrapped in butcher paper, to give them that fresh-from-the-farm feel.We’d love to have these delivered to our door! Image: The Farmer’s FloristBeautiful flowers in a stunning setting. Image: The Farmer’s FloristThe Farmer’s Florist does weddings and events, as well. Image: Joshua NessFlower Mart4503 Harding Pike, Nashville, TN 37205 • (615) 490-3966 4004 Hillsboro Pike, Ste. 165R, Nashville, TN 37215 • (615) 292-7272 Hours: Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Sunday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.a href="https://styleblueprint.com/nashville/guide/flower-mart/" target="_blank"... https://styleblueprint.com/nashville/everyday/flower-shops-nashville/

Flower Gals Co. delights Dallas with flower truck

A man approaches the truck and admires the colorful display.“Whose idea was it?” he asks after complimenting the truck.Miriam explains she was inspired by a flower truck operating in Tennessee.“Amelia’s Flower Truck. She’s got three trucks,” Miriam specifies. “I wish it were my own original idea.”Noticing there wasn’t a flower truck in Dallas, Miriam asked Taylor if she wanted to start operating a flower truck in Dallas.Miriam isn’t sure what compelled her to think starting a flower truck was a feasible avenue for business. After all, who would look at a mobile flower truck, the logistics for which are undoubtedly a challenge, and think they could do it too?“Insanity I guess,” Miriam jokes. “Because I was literally sitting there, having a coffee, flipping through a magazine.”Miriam and Taylor were already working together. They had a business of remodeling homes.“I don’t really like to say we flipped them, because they took a long time,” Miriam says. “So they weren’t really flipped. They were more like painful extractions.”Somehow, flowers are a good fit for Miriam and Taylor.“We’ve been hopping from thing to thing and then somehow landed on flowers,” Taylor says. “Because I was doing fashion before this. I was doing styling. And then we started getting into interiors. And now we’re doing flowers. And this has weirdly been the best fit thus far.”“And by far the most fun,” Miram adds.So much of starting a business relies on good timing and coordination.“We found the truck at the same time we were flying to LA to do some training with a flower specialist out there. And she was going to do a full day of private training. We found the truck, went and test drove it. And that all happened in one 38 hour trip to LA,” Miriam says.“Yeah, and it’s all kind of been strangely organic,” Taylor remarks.Starting Flower Gals was an unexpectedly smooth process, which Taylor and Miriam know from prior experience isn’t always the case with starting businesses. Taylor says they’d been ve... https://www.smudailycampus.com/ae/flower-gals-co-delights-dallas-with-flower-truck

Schaefer Wholesale Florist Launches New & Improved Website For Better Customer Experience

Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. “SWF is continually seeking ways to fulfill our client’s needs with the highest-quality fresh-cut flowers, special event supplies, and more, and the new website does just that. With the new website, we not only expanded our customer reach with a clean, modern look, but deliver easy to access direct buying options that improve customer selection and offer expanding buying power with outstanding costs savings. In addition, we are excited about the new informational video tutorials on the new site.”- Sherry Schaefer, Buyer/Owner, Schaefer Wholesale Florist. The new website allows Schaefer Wholesale Florist to better serve their clients and continue the tradition of delivering the highest quality products with competitive prices. At Schaefer Wholesale Florist, the new site promises a fresh, up-to-date look that is easily navigated, to make selecting and purchasing the finest, freshest florals and accessories with value packed pricing, cost saving shipping solutions, and excellent service. Visit Schaefer Wholesale Florist (https://www.SWFlorist.com) today, experience the ease of the new client-centric website and find your favorite fresh florals and supplies! Bio: In 1958, Schaefer Wholesale Florist began providing stunning fresh cut flowers to florists, wedding and floral designers, retail and wholesale merchants, and special events planners. Their business has grown successfully due to guaranteed on-time delivery of premium fresh flowers and foliage to customers throughout the Mid-Atlantic. Today their longstanding tradition of quality, service, and value continues with the South American Direct Program, the Holland Fresh Cut Direct Program, Quick Buy online ordering, and Dutch-Direct Online/Ecommerce Auction. As always, Schaefer Wholesale Florist continues to meet their longstanding goal of delivering the freshest fresh cut flowers anywhere along with foliage, plants, supplies, and accessories. Source: Schaefer Wholesale Florist ... http://www.perishablenews.com/index.php?article=0070771

Floral design shop opens in downtown Vallejo

I’m going to call it Nikkibana because there is a little piece of me that goes out with every design.’ Six years after that, I started my business.”Nikkibana spent three years on Tennessee Street in Vallejo before an appropriate location became available downtown, she said. She opened at 409 Virginian St. in the middle of July.When asked what it was about working with flowers that she likes best, Pelayo jokingly said, “they don’t talk back,” before getting serious.“I work with people, helping them express themselves; this is what I do,” she said. “Plus, I get to make things pretty all day, and who wouldn’t’ want to do that?”Each Nikkibana floral design is custom; based on as much relevant information Pelayo is able to ascertain to help her create the perfect arraignment for the occasion or the person, she said. Advertisement“First, I find out what it’s for — a birthday; or an ‘I said the wrong thing,’” — and then she asks a few other relevant questions, “and, I create something.”Longtime Vallejo resident and civic activist Paula McConnell, wife of lawyer and City Councilman Robert McConnell, said she’s pleased to see this new business in town.“Before Mare Island closed there were at least eight flower shops in Vallejo,” she said. “That number gradually decreased to one. It is wonderful to know that there is a new flower shop in town. And it is particularly nice to learn that it will be in historic downtown. It is a great time since our population is gradually increasing again. I am delighted, and look forward to meeting the owner soon.”James Cooper of the Vallejo Chamber of Commerce is also pleased, he said.“The Vallejo Chamber of Commerce is excited for Nikkibana Floral Design to open on Virginia Street!,” he said. “Small business is the lifeblood of communities throughout America and especially here in Vallejo. When an entrepreneur decides to pursue their dream we should all applaud their effort. Every new small business adds to our community’s character and offers consumers another reason to stop and shop in Vallejo. The Chamber looks forward to watching Nikkibana Floral Design grow and flourish.”Nikkibana adds a local flower shop choice, in a city that has seen the number of such businesses dwindle from more than a half dozen a decade ago, to two or three now, including Nikkibana. Besides the recession, the advent of the “order gatherer” flower delivery concept like 1-800-flowers, killed many a local florist, some experts say. “I won’t say that, but it’s about walk-ability and getting to know your new business. That’s how flower shops survive,” she said. “It’s better for florists to be independent.”N... http://www.timesheraldonline.com/article/NH/20180808/NEWS/180809864