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| Florist closing after more than 50 years of business The owner says although the goodbye is hard, the journey has been rewarding. After being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this past February, Margaret Straw, owner of Staunton Florist, said they decided to close so she could attend treatments full time. Straw said over the years, she has been able to ...
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| Louisiana is the only state that requires occupational licenses for florists. It's absurd. She found a way to support herself by managing the floral department of a local grocery store — until the Louisiana Horticulture Commission threatened to shut down the store's floristry operations unless it hired a licensed florist. Meadows tried to obtain a state floristry license five separate times, but she ...
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| North Main Street construction resumes, traffic slows to crawl "It hasn't been all that bad since they made us an entrance," said Jo-Dee Olds, co-owner of Cherry Blossom Florist at 3304 N. Main St. A raised gravel driveway serves as a temporary entrance to her flower shop. "The construction guys have been great at helping people get in and out," she said. The city ...
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| IN THE YARD: The flower of Easter In the middle 1800s, it was being commercially cultivated in Bermuda and imported in large quantities to North America. By around 1900, most of the commercial cultivation had shifted to Japan and for the early 1900s they were the chief exporter of these flowering plants. The Japanese brought their lily ...
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| Home Garden Flower Show returning to Fryeburg Fairgrounds FRYEBURG, Maine — Despite a concern over traffic voiced by a local resident at last week's Fryeburg selectmen's meeting, the Home Garden Flower Show got its permit approved by the board for the May event at the Fryeburg Fairgrounds. When Conway Daily Sun Publisher Mark Guerringue went ...
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| Samesa, Flower Power and More Will Join Essex Street Market at New Location Essex Street Market today named some of the vendors that will join the market when it moves to its new home in the Essex Crossing complex. Among them: Samesa, the popular Middle Eastern takeout spot with a location in Williamsburg, and Flower Power Herbs and Roots, a longstanding East Village ...
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