December 2006 - Posts
For a limited time, all Christmas items are 50% off. This includes all silk arrangements, Bridgewater candles and holiday prints. Pretty soon we'll need the space for Valentine's, so don't dally! Share this post: Email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! |
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The Butler Days Inn will hold its Winter Bridal Extravaganza on Feb 18, 2007 from noon to 3pm, and a fashion show starting at 3pm. This is a huge event each year, attracting over 70 vendors and hundreds of brides (door prizes for the first brides to check
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Now this is an inspiring story: One man in Pensacola, Fla., is taking the belief that flowers make people happy on the road -- literally. Twenty-eight-year-old Jason Abbott walks nearly 20 miles every day from downtown Pensacola, Fla., to Pensacola beach
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Have you seen those cool magnetic vases, which seem to stand on their own? If you're handy, the folks at Curbly show you how to make your own: Alicia found these great magnetic flower vases that amaze your dinner guests by balancing implausibly on the
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Once again, Poinsettia Trade-In Days are back! Bring you poinsettias back to The Bloomery by Feb 5, 2007 and receive $5 off a new plant. We encourage you to try and care for your poinsettia , but if that doesn't work out, you have a Plan B. Share this
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Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus…and he can safely bring you beautiful poinsettias to fill your home during the holidays. Because, contrary to popular belief, poinsettias are not poisonous. The myth began 83 years ago in Hawaii. According to the
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Encinitas, California - The Paul Ecke Ranch offers tips on caring for poinsettias - the traditional red and green flowering plant synonymous with the Christmas holiday season. Location and Temperature - The poinsettia thrives on indirect, natural daylight.
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Featured Flower: Gerbera Daisies Gerbera daisies are called "The Happy Flower", and it's easy to see why. A close relative to sunflowers, gerbs are perhaps the archetypical flower shape. Gerbs naturally come in a wide variety of colors, and hybridization
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Well, kind of. We've unloaded three pallets of gourmet food and gift boxes, received in hundreds of jar candles, thousands of holiday brochures, plus poinsettias and another couple of pallets of gourmet on the way. And, what else shows up today? Some
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