Florist Blogs

Eufloria's Marrakesh! is difficult to describe, and its color is tough to capture in hotel ballroom light.  It was described on its entry card as ''brilliant copper with accents of pink and lavender'', its wild color is also described as ''caramel mocha with a slight pink cast''.  Originally developed by Schreurs in Holland, Marrakesh! ...

Eufloria's Cool Water is a beautiful lavender rose which features a classic rosehead and a consistent lavender color.  It was described on its entry card as "subtle heavenly lavender with calming blue overtones".  We've used Cool Water in bridal bouquets and everyday work, and have been very happy with its ...

Eufloria's Sanaa rose is a bicolor rose, graduating from a dark magenta to hot pink and glossy green foliage.  In addition to a blue ribbon in the Outstanding Variety Competition at SAF 2006, this was the Best New Product at WF & FSA in 2006.  Originally hybridized by Lex in Holland, it was described on its entry card arFragrant, ...

Alhambra is a bicolor rose, featuring a fire-yellow base and terra-cotta tips.  Euflora was the first American grower of this variety, hybridized by Tantau in Germany.

Dune won the Best in Class for gerbera daisies in the Outstanding Varieties Competition at SAF 2006.

Several years ago, we organized a design program for regional florists, sponsored by Teleflora.  The designer made available to us was Kirk Pamper, and all the work for the event was made in our shop.  It was an incredible opportunity for us to work with such a renowned designer.  Kirk's enthusiasm was contagious, and he was a ...

Polar Star from Eufloria Flowers won ''Best in Show'' in the Outstanding Varieties Competition at the Society of American Florists 2006 Convention (held in Naples, FL).  This is the second year in a row a rose has won this honor.  Because of the rigors of shipping from South America, white roses are rarely entered in the competition, but ...

A closeup photo of Polar Star, Best in Show at SAF 2006's Outstanding Varieties Competition.

Polar Star from Eufloria Flowers won the Best in Show in the Outstanding Varieties Competition at the Society of American Florists 2006 convention.

Tomahawk is a variety of gerbera daisy referred to as "spider gerbs" in the florist lingo because of their resemblance to spider pomps.  Spider gerbs are distinguished by their narrow pointed petals, as opposed to the usual wide rounded petal shape.  Tomahawk has a hot orange color and dark center, giving it a very distinctive ...