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Artificial Flower Market 2020: Industry Size, Growth, Revenue, Statistics, Competitive Landscape and Forecast 2027 - Monroe Scoop

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McQueens Flowers Announces New York Residency at Moxy Chelsea - Opening an Experiential Flower Studio in the Heart of the Flower District - Benzinga

What started as a simple, stylish London flower shop has grown to become one of the world's most respected and admired international floral design companies and educators. Fantasy floral reveries and jaw-dropping natural creations have been masterfully dreamed and expertly executed for decades by McQueens Flowers for VIP clients including: Moda Operandi, Claridge's, Vanity Fair, Christie's, a partnership with the esteemed Courtauld Institute and more. With a modern approach that emphasizes sustainability, seasonality, and the English-style, McQueens Flowers a thought leader in the industry with an ambitious and dedicated focus on eco-friendly practices and thoughtful floral processes. It is the only florist to have received the Butterfly Mark from Positive Luxury, which identifies the luxury brands that meet the highest standards of verified innovation and environmental performance. The company has creative studios and workshops in London and Seoul as well as accredited flower schools, McQueens International Flower School – London and McQueens International Flower School – Seoul. Most recently, McQueens Flowers has entered the U.S. market with the announcement of McQueens Flowers New York, the first of several U.S. outposts offering a complete range of floral services.Truly a global company, McQueens Flowers is proud to make art with flowers for customers in Mexico, USA, Japan, France, Korea, Kuwait, Singapore, Hong Kong, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Spain and Australia. From dramatic arrangements at some of the world's finest hotels to VIP events to understated, yet stylish bouquets for private clients, the brand's longevity and global reach is a reflection of its unmatched ability to capture elevated luxury in floral design. Setting... https://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/20/03/n15528754/mcqueens-flowers-announces-new-york-residency-at-moxy-chelsea-opening-an-experiential-flower-studi

New business to plant roots in Grafton - Mountain Statesman

From flowers and home décor to wines and wine accessories, the shop is a sure to be a hit with the community.Sturm shared that she will be carrying a couple of sparkling wines, some whites, Moscato, roses and some reds, as well as a white and red sangria.In addition, she will also be selling fresh floral arrangements and bouquets; silk arrangements and wreaths, balloons and plushes. The Flower Market will also offer food items including Mountain State Honey; pasta, sauces and olives from the Pennsylvania Macaroni Company; dipping herbs, oils and vinegars from the Olive Tap in Pittsburgh; and delectable, delightful Sarris Chocolates.“The inventory will rotate, and I am getting involved with a couple of things that I am really excited about, but I want to leave that surprise for later,” Sturm said.She shared that she is established with some great vendors that will allow her to mix up her selection to keep inventory fresh and new for her clients.Sturm shared that she will also be providing gift baskets for customers. While wine baskets may be created, they will have to be picked up at the shop due to licensing restrictions.“While I am fully licensed for wine tastings, sampling and sales, I am not currently licensed to deliver wine. There is a great deal that comes along with that, and right now, we opted out of going that route,” she explained.Sturm said that with the growth of businesses and the revitalization of Main Street Grafton, she is excited to be a part of it. The Flower Market will be taking part in First Friday events, including a wine tasting event at 6:30 p.m., during the March First Friday celebration.Be sure to head down to The Flower Market, located at 76 West Main Street, Grafton, on Saturday, January 11, from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., for their Grand Opening. During the event, guests will be treated to free raffles and giveaways, along with snacks and friendly conversation.The Flower Market will be open Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and on Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. Customers may stop by the shop, call in at 304-903-8941.Sturm said that her website, www.theflowermarketwv.com, is currently under construction, and once it is up and running, orders can be entered there as well.“Everyone always says to find something you love and do it, and that’s what I’m doing. I’m excited to get up and running, and I really hope that the community will welcome The Flower Market,” Sturm imparted. https://mountainstatesman.com/article/new-business-to-plant-roots-in-grafton

St. Paul woman offers fresh bouquets from Little Free Florist stand - Minneapolis Star Tribune

Hankerson, 52, a community organizer and gardening educator, said her giveaway flower bouquets are a mashup between the Little Free Library movement and the unmanned produce stands you sometimes see in rural Minnesota. Except Hankerson wasn’t selling anything. She just wanted to do something neighborly for her Hamline-Midway community. In June, she installed a small, roofed box in front of her home and stocked it with mini bouquets of twine-tied cuttings from her garden. An arrangement of zinnias might be spiced up with elderberries, bluestem grass, Thai basil, potato flowers, even chard or kale leaves. “I put a lot of different things in these bouquets,” she said. ... http://www.startribune.com/seen-the-little-free-libraries-how-about-the-little-free-florist/559369902/

Get It Growing: Gardening gifts for the holiday host - Sequim Gazette

Christmas cactus look for a plant with full leaves and an even, green color. Avoid plants with leaves that have yellow spots and those that appear purple, tan or soft as these may be indicators of disease.To make sure your host gets to enjoy blooms during the holidays, select a plant with buds and opening blossoms rather than those in full bloom. To keep a Christmas cactus looking its best, place it in bright, indirect light with temperatures on the cool side. Avoid spaces subject to cold drafts or close to a heat source.Place a blooming cactus where you want it and leave it there until it is through flowering. Moving it around can induce the blossoms to drop prematurely.Water the plant when the soil is dry to the touch. Do not fertilize while it is in bloom.AmaryllisAmaryllises are grown from bulbs that are native to tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas but have been highly hybridized. They produce strap-like leaves and large trumpet-shaped flowers at the end of long stalks.Popular varieties have flowers that are solid red, white, red with white stripes and white with narrow red stripes. More exotic varieties are available online.Most amaryllises are sold as a kit that includes a bulb, pot and soil. Because the pots often lack drainage holes and are light weight (and predisposed to tipping as the plant grows), you might want to purchase the bulb separately from the pot in which it is to be planted.When selecting an amaryllis, be aware that the bigger the bulb the more blossoms it is likely to produce. Avoid purchasing a bulb with signs of mold, decay or injury. A healthy bulb will be firm, light greenish-white with a brown outer layer.Given the frantic nature of the holidays, it would be good to plant the bulb before presenting to your host. Note: Some retails shops sell amaryllises already in decorative pots.Plant the bulb in good potting soil (or the soil provided in the kit) so that the top one-third to one-half of the bulb is above the soil line. Water the pot thoroughly; do not water again until the soil dries out or foliage appears. For best results, the pot should be placed in a warm, sunny spot. As the plant grows, rotate the pot so that the leaves and flower stalk grow straight.Move the plant to a cool, shaded room when it is in bloom. Remove the flowers as they fade and cut the flower stalk to about two inches above the nose of the bulb after all flowers are spent.With proper care, amaryllises as well as poinsettias and Christmas cactuses will survive the holidays; consult online sources for advice on ongoing care.Gardening calendarFearful that your host already has enough plants? Then consider giving a gift that will “keep on giving” after the holiday season: The Master Gardener Foundation 2020 Garden Calendar.Designed by local Master Gardeners, the calendar includes gorgeous seasonal garden photos, monthly gardening tips specific to Clallam County and reminders of upcoming gardening events, workshops and talks.Master Gardener Foundation calendars are available for $5 each at the WSU Extension Office at the courthouse in Port Angeles. Proceeds go toward Master Gardener educational programs in Sequim and Port Angeles.Say “thank you” to your holiday host with a gift that will be enjoyed long after the guests have departed.Happy Holidays from Clallam County Master Gardeners.Jeanette Stehr-Green is a holiday gift plant enthusiast and WSU-certified Clallam County Master Gardener. ... https://www.sequimgazette.com/life/get-it-growing-gardening-gifts-for-the-holiday-host/

BACK IN TIME: Flowers by Telegraph in Englewood, 1933 - Pascack Press & Northern Valley Press

Printed in the Brooklyn Times Union newspaper 150 years ago, a classified from 1870 advertises property for sale in Tenafly. In those days, estates in the rural Northern Valley were marketed to New Yorkers, who could live in the country and commute to the city. For this reason, the ads typically mentioned the proximity of the railroad station. This house had nine rooms, stable, outbuildings and fruit trees on 5 acres. The cost to buy: $9,000. ... https://thepressgroup.net/back-in-time-flowers-by-telegraph-in-englewood-1933/

Black-Owned Philly-Area Wedding Planners, Florists and Decor Pros to Know - Philadelphia magazine

Allure Events The East Brunswick-based boutique wedding planning and design firm focuses on creating a stress-free experience for couples throughout the Philly region and New Jersey (as well as New York). Founder and principal planner Melissa Brooks and her team are driven by creative and modern designs, but ultimately dream up a day (and related celebrations) that is unique to you and your love. Custom packages range from à la carte options to full-service planning and design; engagements, day-after brunches and unions of all sizes (elopements, micro-weddings or large bashes) are among the events they skillfully guide. Even virtual consultations via Zoom or teleconference are on offer. Event Loft/... https://www.phillymag.com/philadelphia-wedding/2020/06/09/black-owned-philly-area-wedding-vendors/

Meet your neighborhood florist, Urban Buds: City Grown Flowers - St. Louis Magazine

Karen “Mimo” Davis was a 31-year-old social worker, living in New York City, when her mother and stepfather asked her to look after their greenhouse in Missouri—and the property’s 132 rosebushes—while they honeymooned. “I fell in love with horticulture,” says Davis. Within the year, she left New York and bought a farm in Ashland, Missouri, where she began growing and selling flowers. (In 2008, Davis earned a master’s degree in horticulture.) In 2012, Davis and her then-partner (now wife), Miranda Duschack, got word of a greenhouse for sale in Dutchtown. Feeling adventurous, they bought the greenhouse—designed by Lord & Burnham in the ’50s—with an acre of land, eventually acquiring eight more plots that were once the site of Held’s Florist, a flower farm, dating back to the 1800s. Today, the farmstead is known as Urban Buds: City Grown Flowers, where more than 70 varieties of flowers are grown. “We’re in the heart of the city,” says Davis. “Few people get to connect with farming, and [our shop] gives them the opportunity.” ... https://www.stlmag.com/design/urban-buds-flowers/

Sunnyside Florist, Which Has Served Neighborhood for 80 Years Shuts its Doors, Future is Uncertain - Sunnyside Post

Sunnyside Florist,” said owner Greg Psitos in a Facebook post yesterday.“This is a sign of the times and a crushing blow for small business owners across New York City,” he wrote.Worried friends and customers reached out to Psitos on Facebook and he replied saying that “it may be a while,” before he re-opens but that he hoped to be open for Mother’s Day, which is Sunday, May 10.The front window is now plastered with various signs, old photos and memories accumulated over the years including the shop’s “welcome wall,” which contains autographs from customers and friends. 29 CommentsClick for Comments ... https://sunnysidepost.com/sunnyside-florest-which-has-served-neighborhood-for-80-years-shuts-its-doors-future-is-uncertain