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Flowers sweet entry at fair | Community | paulsvalleydailydemocrat ... - Pauls Valley Daily Democrat
Tuesday, September 26, 2017FlowersRosesMiniature – Chestine Box, Elmore City, 1st.Grandiflora – Chestine Box, Elmore City, 1st.Hybrid Tea – Chestine Box, Elmore City, 1st.Climber – Chestine Box, Elmore City, 1st; Gay Freeman, Maysville, 2nd.Roses Not Listed – Pat Tracy, Maysville, 1st; Rosemary Martin, Elmore City, 2nd.Cut FlowersAgeratum – Pat Tracy, Maysville, 1st.Cannas – Alecia Staley, 1st; Pat Tracy, 2nd; both of Maysville; JoAnn Adams, Elmore City, 3rd.Coxcomb – Joe Ward, 1st; Dee Ward, 2nd; Cariol Nelson, 3rd; all of Elmore City.Chrysanthemums – Rosemary Martin, Elmore City, 1st.Daisy – Vicki Russell, Elmore City, 1st.Impatiens – Pat Tracy, Maysville, 1st.Lantana – Bobbie Sides, Wynnewood, 1st; Gay Freeman, Maysville, 2nd; Mary Richardson, 3rd; Mona Endler, 4th; Cariol Nelson, 5th; Vicki Russell, 6th; all of Elmore City.Marigold – Pat Tracy, Maysville, 1st; Vicki Russell, 2nd; Chestine Box, 3rd; both of Elmore City; Alecia Staley, Maysville, 4th; Mona Endler, 5th; Ron Endler, 6th; both of Elmore City.Periwinkle – Mary Richardson, Elmore City, 1st; Gay Freeman, 2nd; Pat Tracy, 3rd; both of Maysville; Bobbie Sides, Wynnewood, 4th; Vicki Russell, Elmore City, 5th.Petunias – Pat Tracy, Maysville, 1st; Cariol Nelson, Elmore City, 2nd; Alecia Staley, Maysville, 3rd; Joyce Cantwell, Elmore City, 4th.Salvia – Mary Richardson, Elmore... http://www.paulsvalleydailydemocrat.com/community/flowers-sweet-entry-at-fair/article_7edfd67a-4bda-5eaf-8d4e-cf4c78e493fd.html
Hallmark Returning to Maysville at Darrell's Downtown Florist - Ledger Independent
Tuesday, June 13, 2017Hallmark closed its doors last December in Marketplace Square Drive, leaving Maysville without an outlet of the nationally-known company and leaving some customers saddened and upset, according to Darrell Fields of Darrell's Downtown Florist.However, this coming July, Fields will be adding a Hallmark to the front of his Second Street store. People may remember how Darrell Fields moved his business last year into the space the G.C. Murphy Department Store once occupied to bring business back into a central space in downtown Maysville. It would appear that he is continuing this trend. In March, Fields said that he and other downtown Maysville businesses were approached by Hallmark to see if there was any interest in adding a Hallmark store.Fields was the only one who responded and Hallmark sent a representative from North Carolina to tour the business and the town.The representative liked what he saw."He was very impressed." Fields said. Get news headlines sent daily to your inbox .whatcounts-form-co... http://www.maysville-online.com/news/local/hallmark-returning-to-maysville-at-darrell-s-downtown-florist/article_201c4e95-ad29-55f7-9ae8-892241c29493.html
First-ever paper florist shop opens in downtown Milford - 47abc - WMDT
Monday, August 24, 2020August 10, 2020 MILFORD, Del. – In Delaware, the first-ever paper florist shop on the east coast has officially opened its doors in downtown Milford. Cookie’s Paper Petals is now up and running where you’ll find specialized hand-cut paper petals crafted into some of your favorite flowers. Owner Anastasia Jackson tells 47 ABC she makes everything from sunflowers, to roses, hydrangea’s and more in all different shapes, sizes, and colors for clients. She says her creations can be used for home and party decor, birthdays, even weddings. Jackson says the shop is so unique it’s actually the only one like it in United States. And Jackson says she’s just happy to have found a craft that she loves that puts smiles on other people’s faces.“It just offer something different, there’s a lot of variety. During this time there’s so many things to be worried and stressed about that are out of our control, but making a beautiful paper flower just bring so much joy to people and we were able to see that this past Saturday,” said Jackson.Cookie’s Paper Petals will be o... https://www.wmdt.com/2020/08/first-ever-paper-florist-shop-opens-in-downtown-milford/
Self-serve flower cart in North Vancouver delights neighbours - North Shore News
Monday, August 24, 2020Vancouver resident has been bringing a little island charm to her quiet Lynn Valley street. With the assistance of an old cooler, some wood strips and ample bunches of beautiful flowers, gardener and florist Rachel Klausen has opened a tiny flower cart along Bermon Place. article continues below Trending Stories The hook: there’s no vendor or florist in sight. Instead, Klausen has opted for an honour-system model. Passersby are encouraged to grab a bouquet and either e-transfer her $10 or pop the cash into a paper bag next to the cart. Klausen says she was inspired to open the self-serve flower cart in front of her house after noticing how common this kind of makeshift commerce was in smaller communities around British Columbia, such as the Gulf Islands or some places on Vancouver Island. “We were driving by and there was this little cart and it just said, ‘Self-serve apricots,’” says Klausen, recalling a recent trip to Duncan. “I just thought it was so interesting. I’d never seen anything like that and then just driving around the island I saw them everywhere.” Klausen has been a florist for six years, but it wasn’t until this year that she was determined to start... https://www.nsnews.com/community/self-serve-flower-cart-in-north-vancouver-delights-neighbours-1.24179798
The Best Gift for a Flower Lover Is Moda Operandi's Flash Flower Box - TownandCountrymag.com
Monday, August 24, 2020The box is a collaboration between Moda Operandi Co-Founder Lauren Santo Domingo and Lewis Miller, florist extraordinaire and the man behind the exuberant flower arrangements that have shown up around New York City, bursting out of trash cans and perched next to subway entrances. Each box—there are two you can choose from, Country Wildflower, or Beach Bloom—contains enough blooms for several generous arrangements. They're also accompanied by a series of breezy instructional videos starring Miller himself, explaining how to trim, hydrate, and arrange your flowers.The gift here is not just the gorgeous blossoms but the chance to spend an hour arranging them. My box arrived, neatly packed with 15 creamy white peonies, 10 stems of upright bouvardia, 10 stems of soulful, green helleborus, and 20 stems of cheerful white spray roses. I arrayed my collection of vases, pulled out my clippers, and for a brief moment in time I thought about nothing more than color, proportion, and the balance of green and white. It was a tonic. Here's a sampling of my handiwork: Elizabeth Angell(My only complaint is that I do not own a lazy susan for properly positioning my vase as I work to fill it. I may have to upgrade my set up for future floral-arranging sessions.)The incredible arrangements are available for one more week; a Standard Box is $265 and a Delux is $425. Even better, Moda Operandi will donate $15 from the sale of each Standard Box and $25 from each Deluxe Box to The Loveland Foundation, in support of its mission to bring opportunity and mental health services to Black women, girls, and communities of color. div clas... https://www.townandcountrymag.com/style/home-decor/a32910308/moda-operandi-lewis-miller-flash-flower-box/
Local flower shop blooms on Fourth Ave - Arizona Daily Wildcat
Monday, August 24, 2020RELATED: The show goes on (remotely) at The Loft Cinema The Flower Shop on 4th Avenue has been considered a BloomNation’s Best Florist in 2017, 2018 and 2019, according to the shop’s website.The shop offers a variety of floral arrangements for numerous occasions, such as birthdays, sympathy, weddings and just because, according to its website. Floral arrangements begin at $49.99 and up depending on the complexity and size of the design, according to Velasquez. Along with traditional flower arrangements, the shop offers creative and artistic designs and recommendations to fit the needs of all its customers, according to the shop’s website.“I really like the pink roses and the sunflowers and linear flowers such as snapdragons,” said Norah Schultz, the owner of the Flower Shop on 4th Avenue. Unlike traditional large wire service flower companies, the Flower Shop on 4th Avenue has creative control over its designs and arrangements.“We're not a wire service. We’re not a slave to [Florists' Transworld Delivery]; we completely have creative control over everything that's on our website, everything that goes out the door,” Schultz said.RELATED: Extracurriculars across campus: Involvement and opportunityDesiree Padilla, a floral designer at the shop and University of Arizona freshman studying molecular cellular biology, agrees with Schultz.“Our shop is a novelty, so everything we do, we have a say in what goes out. It's really like a tiny community. So it's different from the other shops that I've worked at before,” Padilla said.The Flower Shop on 4th Avenue works closely with local businesses and organizations on Fourth Avenue and Downtown Tucson, such as Johnny Gibson’s Downtown Market, HighWire Lounge and the Tucson Museum of Art, according to the shop’s website.“So every partnersh... https://www.wildcat.arizona.edu/article/2020/08/a-atc-plants
'A natural partnership': Mustard Seed partners with florist for special pop-up - Clarion Ledger
Monday, August 24, 2020AM EDT Aug 19, 2020Vases splashed with color by artists at a local nonprofit looked even more vibrant when filled with fresh flowers during a popup shop in Ridgeland.Carly McKie, manager of Green Oak Florist in Ridgeland, invited the Mustard Seed, a community in Brandon for adults with developmental disabilities, to show its creations and join forces for the popup.“It was a natural partnership,” McKie said. “There’s so much creativity put into each piece created at the Mustard Seed. No two are alike.”Pink Gerbera daisies, yellow tulips and other brightly colored blossoms looked right at home in the vases, jars and containers the participants at the Mustard Seed, who are fondly known as “Seedsters,” painted with dots and dashes and swirls and stripes.“All of the vases we had previewed sold in the first hour, and the Mustard Seed had to bring in several more boxes of pots, vases, pitchers, and utensil holders,” McKie said. “It was an incredible day connecting with the community and bringing smiles to people’s faces.”The pop-up marked the first time Mustard Seed partnered with a florist for an event showcasing its creations filled with fresh flowers, said Kaitlin Childress, volunteer coordinator at the Mustard Seed.The Mustard Seed closed its campus an... https://www.clarionledger.com/story/magnolia/upside/2020/08/19/mustard-seed-green-oak-pop-up/3289607001/
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