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Father/Daughter Dance corsages
We're gearing up for corsages and boutonnieres for the father/daughter dance next week The flowers are ordered. We are offering either a mini rose wristlet for $13.50 or a mini carnation wristlet for $7.50. Boutonnieres are $8.50 for a rose or $4.50 for a carnation.
Spring silk wreath making class
We're teaching a silk wreath decorating class on Sat., Mar. 8 at 1PM. click here http://gallery.mailchimp.com/5b8272f4ffe0cbd9bcd52...for the registration form. Just $50.00, all materials provided.
Crazy new primrose (Primula) colors
We've never seen these colors in primrose before. The blue-purple with a red eye is downright startling. Then there's the denim stripe and the tie-dye blue!
Free bow making class tomorrow
Stop on by tomorrow and learn how to make a bow or brush up on your technique. 3 sessions: 1, 2 and 3 PM. No registration required for this drop-in class. Class is free but we ask that you consider bringing a nonperishable item for the Prospect Food Bank.
Free Bow Making Class Sat. 2/22, 1, 2, and 3 PM
Join us for our annual free bow making class at Plumb Farms Flowers, 61 Cheshire Road, Prospect, CT Sat., Feb. 22, 3 sessions at 1, 2, and 3 PM. Please consider donating a nonperishable for the Prospect Food Bank.
My sister sent me this link from a Harrisburg TV station.. No, we don't use an ax to process carnations!
CLICK here to see more: http://local21news.com/community/features/yournextjob/stories/budding-job-florist-4.shtml
Tulip Special
Our tulip special continues. Just $8.50/bunch of 10 stems. We receive tulips weekly from Holland through March.
Great selection of Valentine's Day flowers today!
Here at Plumb Farms Flowers, we have many choices for your special someone on Valentine's Day. And now that the storm is over, stop by or give us a call.
Tulips and Iris
Tulips and iris are not the most long lasting of cut flowers, but boy do they sure scream Spring! Plumb Farms Flowers have a standing order from our supply house for tulip bunches through the next several weeks. And because we get them at a special price, we pass that along to you ... only [...]
Snow, and more snow
It's been a cold and snowy winter and I think many of us are ready for some Spring. I know some years we have had snowdrops in bloom by now in our gardens. I suppose a long Spring is better than an early Spring though. If my memory is clear, last year's Spring season was [...]