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What to expect at the 2016 Philadelphia Flower Show - PhillyVoice.com

Pennsylvania Horticulture Society (PHS) programs, with around 4,000 volunteers creating this year's show.As for exhibits, read on for a preview of what to expect at the 2016 Flower Show.Big Timber LodgeMeant to look like guests have just entered into the forest, huge tree trunks reach to the ceiling behind large suspended screens that will play videos from national parks across the country. Some will be time-lapse videos that show a full day in the wilderness. As guests immerse themselves in the video, music and the sounds of birds will play, scents from woodland flowers and plants will drift through and friendly National Park Service Rangers will be on hand (just look for the flat-brimmed hat).It's all set up by PHS to transport visitors from the Convention Center corridor into the great American landscape. "Explore America" lets guests do just that, through meticulously designed exhibits based on national parks ranging from Valley Forge to Death Valley."We want visitors to see this show and [be inspired] to go visit the real park," PHS President Matt Rader stated during a media preview on March 3.Yellowstone National ParkThom Carroll/PhillyVoiceTwo exhibits at the 2016 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show “Yellowstone - After the Fire‘‘ and “Charred! The Resurrection of Habitat‘‘ focus on forest fire education.The exhibit to the right of the main entrance, created by Stoney Bank Nurseries, takes on one of the most well-known national parks. However, the subject the landscape arrangement touches on is more obscure. We all know from Smokey Bear that we should prevent wildfires, but sometimes a fire is good. Plants and flowers can become renewed. Hawai'i Volcanoes National ParkThom Carroll/PhillyVoiceTropical flowers bloom in both the exhibit inspired by the Hawai'i Volcan... http://www.phillyvoice.com/flower-show-2016-preview/

Your guide to the Philadelphia Flower Show - Allentown Morning Call

The centerpiece of the show is Big Timber Lodge, a wood and stone building decorated with immersive panoramas of the great American landscape, Native American-inspired art reminiscent of the expansive lodges at national parks such as Yosemite, floral totems, a 12-foot waterfall, giant redwoods and life-size American buffalo and grizzly bear sculptures by Emily White. Visitors will be welcomed by National Park Service rangers. The exhibit employs multimedia to bring to life the sights and sounds of the parks.People can follow three trails to explore other exhibits. Hunter Hayes Landscape Design of Ardmore, for example, is creating a large display honoring Valley Forge National Historical Park, and Stoney Bank Nurseries in Glen Mills will show off an exhibit inspired by Yellowstone. Subaru, a premier sponsor of the Flower Show, is in charge of the Yosemite site.Visitors "will see a landscape created that captures the spirit, the essence of that park," Jaffe says.In the "Find Your Park Pavilion," you can meet park rangers from around the country in person and by webcast.New this year is the Railway Garden, a model railroad display of Bachmann Trains, which will chug around tracks laced through miniaturized American landscapes, including the iconic Mount Rushmore ($5).What would gardens be without butterflies? Visitors can interact with more than 1,000 butterflies at the "Butterflies Live!" exhibit, which has become a favorite stop for families ($3). Twenty species of the colorful critters will be in the exhibit room and patrons can hold a Q-Tip with nectar to attract the butterflies for a closer look.Those looking to create their own floral art can visit the Make & Take Room and construct a headpiece modeled after Mount Rushmore. Use seeds and plants to build "crafty critters" — animals you would find in national parks. Each of those projects costs $10. Or make your own terrarium for $20.For those who love the flowers but can't stomach the crowds, there are morning tours at 8 a.m. March 7-11 in which a guide will take 10-15 people through the show before it opens to the public. That tour is $85 or $105, with flower show admission. Reservations are recommended.There are also early-morning tours for photographers, lead by nationally known photographers, for $125, including show admission.The show includ... http://www.mcall.com/features/mc-philadelphia-flower-show-20160302-story.html

2016 Philadelphia Flower Show taking its inspiration from the National Park Service - PennLive.com (blog)

Center, 12th and Arch streets, Philadelphia.Trails will lead visiting "explorers" through three dozen display gardens, and the main entrance will re-create a classic wood-and-stone, western-park "Big Timber Lodge" with floral totem poles, sculpted animals and what the show bills as a "dazzling waterfall."The Philadelphia Flower Show is the world's biggest and oldest indoor flower show, heralding the end of winter since 1829.Each year it takes on a different theme. Last year's "Celebrate the Movies" theme drew 250,000 visitors over its 9-day run. (See a photo gallery of that show.)This year's "Explore America" theme pays homage to the 100th anniversary of the founding of the National Park Service.National Park landscapes will inspire the display gardens in the 2016 Philadelphia Flower Show. Pennsylvania Horticultural Society That will translate into landscape displays featuring meadow wildflowers, pine and redwood forests, coastal wetlands and desert blooms – in short, the diverse variety that makes up the park system.Stoney Bank Nurseries of Glen Mills, for example, will build a landscape showing life resprouting after a Yellowstone wildfire.Waldor Orchids of Linwood, N.J., will build a tropical orchid garden inspired by Hawaii's Volcanoes National Park.Hunter Hayes Landscape Design of Ardmore will build a scene showing what George Washington's Valley Forge encampment might have looked like years later wh... http://blog.pennlive.com/gardening/2016/02/2016_philadelphia_flower_show_1.html

Earth Within Flowers A Florist in Missoula MT, Announces Valentine's Day Promotion - PR Web

MISSOULA, Mont. (PRWEB) February 02, 2021 Earth Within Flowers, a flower shop in Missoula, Montana, is pleased to announce its Valentine’s Day flower promotion. Melissa the florist, is encouraging local residents to begin the season by planning the best Valentine’s Day gifts for your loved ones. Earth Within Flowers customers can enjoy savings on flowers this Valentine’s day by visiting the website https://earthwithin.com to order ahead of time. Nothing will make one’s sweetheart’s day complete quite like a bouquet of flowers. No matter if a person opts for dried flower bouquets or locally grown flower arrangements, a Valentine’s Day flower delivery is an excellent way to tell someone how much they love you.Earth Within Flowers is a flower shop that provides wedding arrangements and flower delivery services to send gifts to anyone in Missoula and surrounding areas. The flower delivery services are elegant, and use the regional beauty of Montana. Customers will be thrilled on this upcoming special day of the year to receive a beautiful arrangement or bouquet of flowers. The flower shop invites everyone to feel the dreamy atmosphere of love and make the month of February a celebratory day to spend with their loved ones. According to Melissa Lafontaine, “To celebrate the coming Valentine’s Day, Earth Within Flowers – Missoula’s biggest supplier of freshly sourced flowers – is proud to provide an assortment of flower and gift ideas... https://www.prweb.com/releases/earth_within_flowers_a_florist_in_missoula_mt_announces_valentines_day_promotion/prweb17701384.htm

Earth Within Flowers to Host a Virtual DIY Wreath Weaving with Appetizers and Cocktails, on Sunday December 6th - PR Web

Earth Within Flowers is known for their unique approach of creating flower arrangements that best represents the seasonal blooms and landscape of northwest Montana. True to the company’s’ mission of transforming natures delicate and simple beauty and the changing seasons, Earth Within Flowers prioritizes local farmers as well as local materials in sourcing supplies. Each flower arrangement exceptionally captures the essence of nature into every occasion.Melissa Lafontaine, owner and florist of Earth Within Flowers, believes in floral designs bespoke their client’s individual story and preference. She ensures delivery of only the freshest flowers that uniquely represent Montana. As a reliable florist in Missoula MT, who deeply understands the beauty of flowers and plants, she aims to inspire other women in creating wonderful wreaths for all occasions which are perfect for holiday decorations. About Earth Within FlowersEarth Within Flowers is more than just an ordinary flower shop. From its humble beginnings in Brooklyn, New York, their exceptional services and professionalism resulted to opening the now 6-year old flower shop in Missoula. It caters to a range of services, including full-service wedding flowers, A la Carte Wedding flowers, and virtual DIY floral workshops. ###For those interested in participating in the said event, simply call (406) 240-1367. Visit https://earthwithin.com/product/12-6-virtual-diy-wreaths-aps-cocktails/ for more information about the company’s virtual classes and other floral services. Share article on social media or email:... https://www.prweb.com/releases/earth_within_flowers_to_host_a_virtual_diy_wreath_weaving_with_appetizers_and_cocktails_on_sunday_december_6th/prweb17558787.htm

Flowers and Home Décor on Nucleus Avenue - Flathead Beacon

Within two weeks of her move to the East Coast, her mother was diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer. Kavanagh and her husband returned home to Montana following her mother’s death in 2019, and she lost her father shortly after. In the wake of her parents’ deaths, she switched gears and opened Rose Petal Floral and Supplies in Cut Bank, her husband’s hometown. “I lost both of my parents within a year of each other and just felt like I always wanted to start my own business,” she said. “I helped other people bring their businesses to communities with marketing and I felt like if I was going to do it, now is the time.” In September, Kavanagh purchased the former Glacier Wallflowers business in Columbia 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,” K... https://flatheadbeacon.com/2020/12/02/flowers-home-decor-nucleus-avenue/

‘I’ll give it back!’ -- Video shows trapped intruder put $$ back, beg floral shop owner to let him go - SILive.com

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The president of a Bulls Head business says she is frightened after a worker had a face-to-face encounter with an intruder in the second burglary at the shop this summer.Dana Montana of Grapevine and Florist on Richmond Avenue said she had just left the store at around 7 p.m. on Monday when an unidentified man entered the shop.Montana’s manger was still in the store, however, and saw the man on the security cameras.A video shared with the Advance/SILive.com shows a man wearing a gray hoodie, gloves and a face covering with an American flag on it taking money from the cash register.The video shows the man rummaging through the register and putting what looks like cash in his pocket.Not knowing if the intruder was armed, the manager “walks slowly and closes the door” that separated him from the suspect, Montana said.This closed off the intruder’s exit, trapping him in the shop.Shortly after, a brief interaction between the manager, who was holding the door and could not call 911, and the masked man begins, Montana said.“I’ll give it back. I’ll put it back,” the man can be heard saying in the video, as he pleads with the manager to let him leave.“Look... right... https://www.silive.com/news/2020/09/ill-give-it-back-video-shows-trapped-intruder-put-back-beg-floral-shop-owner-to-let-him-go.html