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These metro Phoenix florists offer no-contact flower delivery for Mother's Day 2020 - AZCentral

Details: 1616 N. Central Ave., Phoenix. Starting at $45, delivery price varies by location. 602-266-6648, communityfloristaz.com.Lighthouse Flower ShopThis family-owned flower shop in in Mesa not only has a variety of arrangements to choose from, but owner Lisa Miller will also put together custom arrangements based on your budget. The shop delivers to Mesa, Chandler, Tempe and Gilbert, but delivery fees vary by area code. Details: 1007 E. Southern Ave., Mesa. Options starting at $25. 480-892-5093, lighthouseflowershopmesa.com.Watson's Flower ShopWith three locations across the Valley, Watson's Flower Shop has been part of the Phoenix area since 1927 and delivers to most metro area cities. For Mother's Day, the shop is offering a variety of in-house specialty designs. The flower shop also has several plants, candies and novelty items for sale. Details: 2425 E. Apache Blvd., Tempe, AZ. $35 delivery minimum. 480-967-8797, watsonsflowers.com.Payne & MorrisonPayne & Morrison, a family-owned Phoenix florist, is offering 10% off Mother's Day flowers until May 1. They offer custom arrangements, as well as a wide assortment of unique designs like flip-flop vases and pink feathers. Details: 7144 N. 35th Ave., Suite A, Phoenix. Arrangements starting at $45, delivery price varies by location. 602-841-1561, payneandmorrison.com. https://www.azcentral.com/story/entertainment/life/2020/04/26/mothers-day-2020-gifts-local-florists-delivery-phoenix-tempe-coronavirus/3003808001/

'Virus gardens' sprout up across coastal Orange County for spring - Los Angeles Times

Usually, 6-year-old Matthew Perez, who is autistic, isolates himself during family activities.But when his parents took his older siblings outside to their Costa Mesa backyard a couple of weeks ago to plant some tomatoes, peppers and flowers, he joined them.As the end of the stay-at-home order stretches farther away, residents in coastal Orange County have turned to nature — even as cities close off beaches and parks. The Perez family’s backyard recently became a welcome reprieve.They received a garden tray from Olga Parra, director of community development for the Wilson Street Learning Center. Rain prevented them from gardening for a few days, but as soon as the weather allowed, the family trooped outside. Siblings Kathy, 18, left, and Matthew Perez, 6, planted tomatoes, peppers and flowers in their Costa Mesa backyard.(Courtesy of Lety Perez) “It’s either our phones or watching TV,” said Lety Perez, 34, Matthew’s mother. “Having them to do something out of the ordinary … it’s pretty neat to watch them just have fun with it.”Since the planting day, the seedlings have flourished and the flowers have gr... https://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/news/story/2020-04-24/virus-gardens-sprout-up-across-coastal-orange-county-for-spring

'Full Bloom' flower competition serves comfort on HBO Max - Los Angeles Times

That’s not the best environment for delicate flowers, so that provided an extra challenge for the contestants.But the judges are legit big-name florists — Simon Lycett of London, whose A-list celebrity clients include the royal family (he did the flowers for Prince Charles’ second wedding); Elizabeth Cronin, owner and founder of the famed Asrai Garde... https://www.latimes.com/lifestyle/story/2020-11-07/escape-2020-with-full-bloom-its-like-the-great-british-baking-show-with-flowers

Water Mill Flowers Opens “Fort Lauderdale Flower Market” a Wholesale-to-the-Public Flower Market - PR Web

Yourself generation of consumers in Broward, Dade, and Palm Beach counties. This unique flower market receives fresh-cut flowers daily and offers wholesale prices to the public, wedding planners, and florists. Ft. Lauderdale Flower Market brings a new flower concept that changes the way future generations browse, select, order, and purchase floral arrangements, edible bouquets, and bunches of flowers for the home, loved ones, holidays, weddings, and events.Fort Lauderdale Flower Market is a local resource in all things floral and conveniently located just minutes from I-95 and the Florida Turnpike. The market is open 7 days a week helping customers discover the meaning of flowers and their arrangements. It is dedicated to providing the highest quality and variety of fresh-cut flowers at reasonable prices and commits to working one-on-one with customers to assists them with expressing and sharing their feelings of delight, beauty, hope, joy, gratitude, faith, and love.The Ft. Lauderdale Flower Market is the preferred source of fresh-cut flowers for brides-to-be. Specializing in DIY wedding flowers and on-site creation of unique wedding bouquets for brides, bridesmaids, ceremonies, and reception centerpieces. We invite our customers to bring in sample swatches of materials and colors to help determine the best flowers for their occasion.For more information about the Flower Market please call the shop at 954-340-3101, go online to http://www.fortlauderdaleflowermarket.com or check out their social media page at http://www.facebook.com/FortLauderdaleFlowerMarket and of course,... https://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/09/prweb12984524.htm

Flower shop target of online harassment after Shinkle abstains from Michigan vote - Detroit Free Press

Shinkle's Flower Shop and Greenhouse. Some left angry Google reviews about Shinkle abstaining from the certification vote. Of the 50 reviews left for the florist over three years, 17 were left in the past 48 hours, all one star. "Replaced my order with one the florist wanted, even though I did everything correctly. Said it was because I was black, from Detroit and didn't know what I was doing," one person wrote.Another wrote: "Just garbage. Can't be expected to follow the law. Do not trust."People left a handful of similar reviews on the Yelp page for the florist, all one star. A couple of people left comments misidentifying Shinkle as the owner."Norman is a traitor to democracy," a Yelp user wrote. "Perhaps you should buy your flowers at a shop that respects the democratic process and from a shop owner that does not try to invalidate thousands of votes from people of color."Their anger was misdirected, though, because the Temperance, Michigan, flower shop is owned by Shinkle's brother, Gary Shinkle. Norm Shinkle is a former state senator who practices law in Williamston, Michigan, about an hour and a half northwest of Temperance. Norm Shinkle does not have an ownership stake or any day-to-day role in the business, said Trevor Savage, Gary Shinkle’s son-in-law. Savage spoke to the Free Press Tuesday. Gary Shinkle’s children now help him and his wife run the shop. Norm Shinkle hasn’t been around the flower shop for decades, Savage said."We're watching false reviews pile up online, and it's frightening and upsetting that people would try to harm a family business from hundreds of miles away without even being clear on the facts," Savage said. "Cancel culture is really terrifying when you're in its crosshairs."Harassment continued after the meeting for the board's other Republican member, Van Langevelde. The far-right site The Gateway Pundit called him a "traitor" on Facebook.Monica Palmer, chairperson of the Wayne County Board of Canvassers, also spoke during the hours-long meeting and shared threats she experienced after the county board certified its election results last week. Palmer initially objected to certifying the results based on discrepancies between the number of ballots recorded and the number of ballots counted.Me... https://www.freep.com/story/news/politics/elections/2020/11/24/michigan-board-state-canvassers-shinkle/6401546002/

Flowers and Home Décor on Nucleus Avenue - Flathead Beacon

Falls and opened the second Rose Petal location in the former Yoga Hive on Nucleus Avenue. Now with locations on the east and west sides of Glacier National Park, she’s featuring local retailers and florists as well as exotic plants that wouldn’t normally be found in rural areas. “Our goal is always to bring things to communities like Columbia Falls and Cut Bank that have more of an urban feel to them — brands you wouldn’t normally see in Montana — and then we try to do the same thing with our flowers,” Kavanagh said. “We like a more whimsical and more of a magical component than tight traditional arrangements.”Rose Petal Floral and Supply in Columbia Falls on Nov. 12, 2020. Hunter D’Antuono Flathead BeaconRose Petal’s hybrid of local and national brands includes larger names such as Rifle Paper Co. and PF Candle Co. and Montana brands like Windrift Hill. Folklore Coffee will also be moving into the shop with a pour-over bar, a service also provided in the Cut Bank shop. “We try to offer people an all-encompassing experience,” Kavanagh said. “You get to come in here, have a hot drink, shop around and we always like to keep the shop with lots of plants and flowers so it’s really lush and nice in here.”In addition to home décor, Kavanagh also keeps busy during the wedding season, working with local flower farmers including Flathead Farmworks in Kalispell. While the pandemic canceled many weddings this summer, Kavanagh says they kept busy with smaller last-minute weddings. She’s also preparing for a very busy wedding season in 2021. Rose Petal’s busy summers on the west side of the park, with weddings all over the Flathead and north to Eureka, were another reason Kavanagh wanted to open a second location.A floral arrangement at Rose Petal Floral and Supply in Columbia Falls on Nov. 12, 2020. Hunter D’Antuono Flathead Beacon“We get to go to really cool destinations,” Kavanagh said. “It’s one of those things that I didn’t expect to do with this business.”When Kavanagh purchased the business in Cut Bank, it was previously a traditio... https://flatheadbeacon.com/2020/12/02/flowers-home-decor-nucleus-avenue/

Florists, symbols of hope, deemed "essential businesses" in virus-stricken Geneva - Famagusta Gazette

Geneva entered semi-confinement on Nov. 2. All restaurants, bars and barbershops are now closed, but “essential” shops, such as grocery stores, supermarkets and flower shops, can remain open.Why are florists considered “essential businesses,” one may wonder?A recent survey conducted by JardinSuisse showed that although most of the celebrations and festivals have been canceled, 70 percent of the country’s florists said that their sales were better in the first half of 2020 than in the same period of last year.Migros, Switzerland’s largest supermarket chain, said that its flower sales in the first six months of this year were 20 percent higher than the previous year.Meanwhile, another recent survey conducted by PostFinance, the financial services unit of Swiss Post, found that Swiss consumers’ spending on clothing and footwear has fallen by 50 percent and some 80 percent, respectively, since the country adopted containment measures to fight the virus in March.“Flowers help people deal with the increased anxiety caused by confinement and show them the good side of life during the pandemic,” a flower shop owner in Geneva said.Immediately after the first lockdown measures were introduced in spring, a Swiss charity group began to distribute relief items every Saturday... http://famagusta-gazette.com/2020/11/19/florists-symbols-of-hope-deemed-essential-businesses-in-virus-stricken-geneva/

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