We hope all of our customers enjoyed a wonderful Christmas. Our shop was closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day to allow our employees time to celebrate with their families, but we are back in the shop today to help you with flowers and gifts.
While we’re all celebrating the end of the year, let’s take a look at some common Christmas flowers other than the poinsettia.
Amaryllis
When you’re invited to a dinner or a party, it’s often customary to bring a host or hostess gift of some kind. We might be a little biased, but we think flowers make a great hostess gift. Of course, there are a few things to consider when bringing flowers for your host or hostess.
Don’t create extra work for your hostess
The holiday shopping season is upon us, whether you’re celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or another winter holiday. The holiday season seems to get busier each and every year, and it may be tempting to sit down at the computer and simply do all your shopping online. But there’s significant value in shopping local for holiday presents.
- Reach out and touch someone… and something.
When it comes to flowers and plants, the poinsettia is one of the most recognized and most abundant during the holiday season. In fact, they are the best-selling potted plant in the United States, even though most of their sales occur in a six-week period.
Anniversaries are wonderful occasions that allow you and your significant other to reflect on when and why your relationship first blossomed. This is the one day a year you get to celebrate your love and only your love. While holidays like Valentine’s Day allow you to show your sweetheart how much they mean to you, these are days that everyone can celebrate. On the other hand, your anniversary is unique to you and your honey.