A big thank you to Tony Vitti, flower designer and botanical expert for over 50 years. You may know Tony as the flower shop manager, but he has now transitioned to a new role as key advisor and consultant to our buyers, container garden design team and to our general manager, Raya. Thank you Tony for all the creative ideas and growth you’ve been a part of these past 20 years!
We would like to thank our loyal customers, friends, and staff for all of their support through another year of both challenges and wins. We are so grateful to all of you.
As we look back on some big WINS (Best of 2021 in Darien & Rowayton for Florist, Garden Center, Home Accessories AND Home Garden Design Services…WOW, thank you!!)
We also want to reflect on all the ups and downs that went along the way; Navigating staff changes and shortages, supply shortages, changes in pandemic rules – both good and bad – to name just a few. It has been quite a journey, and while we don’t know for sure what to expect next, we know that as a community, we will get through it together and we are excited about that.
We hope all the best in health, happiness, and contentment to you all for the upcoming year.
Happy New Year.
Walk behind the scenes with us and take a look at some of our finished containers and see Bob in action, creating an arrangement with the ilex berry!
This September, we hosted our first ever wedding on the property!
It was an absolute joy to create this idyllic wedding space in our garden for a beautiful fall wedding. The couples theme was white, green and blue and we left no detail out. Using our current inventory of mums, hanging baskets, green foliage plants and flowers, we created a serene backdrop for the event. The ceremony started in the garden with a bagpipe player. The guests then enjoyed a cocktail hour in our showroom before joining the newlyweds in our conservatory for dinner and dancing.
Thank you to everyone that voted for us in 2020!
Whether building your own or caring for ones you find in our greenhouse, get our tips on your hanging baskets.
Michele’s top plant care tips on the Fiddleleaf Ficus.