Winter Wedding

Some pictures of floral pieces for a recent winter white and ice wedding. Shown are the bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, groom's boutonniere, and a large arrangement. White freesia, star of bethlehem, hydrangea, football mums, ranunculus, blue ice cedar and pinecone accents are in the mix.

Engaged? Tis the Season...

Planning a wedding in 2011? Sammy's bridal consultants are here to help you find the perfect look for your personal style. Contact us today to setup your personal wedding consultation. We look forward to hearing from you!

Rain, rain go away...

Oh, gray skies - we need some color! Bring a little spring early to chase away the january blahs. Tulips, hyacinths, bright and cheery roses (or how about some tall forsythia branches?) Don't you feel better already?

Flower Care

Now that you've received your beautiful arrangement, what should you do to keep it looking it's best? Remember three simple things: Keep flowers cool, hydrated and clean.

1) Cool - keep flowers away from direct sunlight, heating / cooling vents and heat generating appliances. 2) Hydrated- remember to check the water level in your vase. 3) Clean - replace water and when possible re-cut flower stems.

Our Favorite Plants

We thought we would share one of our favorite plants. The Fiddle Leaf Fig has dramatic, large leaves that really make a statement. Part of the ficus family, it's a slow grower, and prefers indirect light. Keep it happy by avoiding overwatering and household drafts.

Care: Moderate to Bright Light • Moderate to Low Water • Ave indoor temperature

It's all in the details...

Baby showers, birthdays, anniversaries, corporate and seasonal events - flowers for all occasions. Here's an adorable bistro table sized arrangement created for a recent restaurant event. So fun!

Fall has arrived.

We're so excited about all the great fall folliage! Maple, oak, rosehips, berries, amazing grasses and big, bold flowers have arrived. Before all the trees in town have lost their glory, bring some color into your home. Try a bold statement or a sweet subtle one like the arrangement shown above.