Join us in celebrating spring this year with a brand new flower flare to welcome in the season!
This year’s flower flare theme is ‘Monet’s Garden’ to coincide with the launch of our new signature flower arrangements, the ‘Giverny Collection’.
We are giving away three of these gorgeous new designs, one in each color before they become available online.
If you’d like the chance to win one, sign up below. Winners will be announced Monday, April 24th.
And don’t forget to tag us @nielsensflorist!

Watering your houseplants is key to keeping them healthy and prevent wilting or root rot. Michele digs into the best ways to keep your indoor plants thriving.
#1 Always check your plants to see if they need watering first.
#2 Determine the frequency based on their environment
#3 Never let your plants sit in standing water. And remember, a moisture meter is your friend!
Whether you are a proud plant parent that wants to share the gift of houseplants with someone else or you are just starting out on your plant collection, these top 5 plants are low maintenance, can handle a variety of lighting situations and look fantastic!

Treat yourself to the beauty of fall at Nielsen’s Florist! Visit our indoor and outdoor showrooms for ideas to decorate and plant for the seasons. Outside you will find pumpkins, gourds, hay bales, corn stalks and a large variety of autumn perennials, grasses and annuals. Take your time to browse and work with our consultants to create your own autumnscape at home.
When you come inside to the store, you will see tons of ideas for tablescapes, mantles, and gifts. We are happy to help you put something together!
Our hot items this season are pumpkins decorated with succulents and these elegantly spooky crows for a touch of whimsy.
Let us know what you think!
Take a peek from start to finish of a summer wedding. This couple asked for “Organized Chaos” and we loved that description! Blues and whites were the order of the day and it was great fun to give this wedding a dreamy, whimsical look with large delphinium and meadow-like flowers.
The highlight of the wedding was definitely the broken arch overlooking a pasture of horses. It simply took our breath away to see it in person.
Some of the wedding flower selection; dahlia, thistles, garden roses, scabiosa, delphinium, larkspur, snapdragons, mini green hydrangrea, lisianthus, eucalyptus, snow on the mountain, astilbe and veronica.
The whole team was on board to put this together as it took quite a few people to design the flowers and complete the installation. See below for bonus pictures of a decorated Thunderbird car that was placed at the wedding for the first look photoshoot!

We may have some new faces and some old faces may have new titles but the core of Nielsen’s Florist remains the same. Family values, service and relationships. This business was built on loyalty and trust between employees, customers and the Nielsen’s themselves and will always be that way. Take a peek at this beautifully filmed video from 2016 as Sandy Nielsen Baumann, Jerry Nielsen, Joanne Nielsen and employees, Viviane and Raya talk about what Nielsen’s Florist means to them.
The fiddleleaf ficus is one of our MOST popular indoor green plants. It rose to notoriety around a decade ago as interior designers began to use it in earnest in their photoshoots and home makeovers. Fast forward ten years and it’s still as popular. You just can’t replicate those big beautiful leaves and the deep lush green, not to mention the great tree form that is available. The fiddleaf does come in both tree and bush form and we also have mini shrubs available that can adorn a desk and tabletop.
Michele created this ultimate guide to ficus care around 5 years ago and it is just as helpful and useful today. This video covers watering, lighting, fertilizing and insect issues.
Hope you enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2jTAD09oAc
We may be a florist and we love love love nature and all it has to offer but we would be remiss not to appreciate that there is a time and a place for amazing, quality artificial flowers and plants.
Viviane talks us through it.














