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Sending Flowers on Bosses Day

Oct16

Sending flowers on National Bosses Day can be a thoughtful and appreciated gesture to express your gratitude and appreciation for your boss’s leadership. Here are some popular choices for Bosses Day flowers:

  1. Classic Bouquet of Roses: A classic bouquet of red roses is a timeless symbol of appreciation and respect. It conveys admiration and gratitude for your boss.
  2. Mixed Flower Arrangement: A mixed flower arrangement featuring a variety of blooms and colors can be a beautiful and cheerful gift. It’s a way to express your thanks in a vibrant and colorful manner.
  3. Daisy Bouquet: Daisies are known for their simplicity and charm. A bouquet of daisies can convey a friendly and appreciative message to your boss.
  4. Sunflowers: Sunflowers represent loyalty and adoration, making them a great choice to show your admiration and respect for your boss.
  5. Orchid Plant: Orchids are elegant and sophisticated. An orchid plant can be a long-lasting gift that symbolizes appreciation and admiration for your boss.
  6. Tulip Arrangement: Tulips come in various colors and are often associated with happiness and appreciation. They can be a cheerful and elegant choice for Bosses Day.
  7. Peace Lily Plant: A peace lily is a symbol of tranquility and peace. It can be a thoughtful gift to convey your thanks for your boss’s guidance and leadership.
  8. Succulent Garden: A succulent garden can be a unique and low-maintenance gift. It symbolizes growth and resilience, making it a fitting choice for Bosses Day.
  9. Exotic Flowers: Consider sending a bouquet of exotic flowers or tropical blooms to stand out and make a memorable impression.
  10. Custom Arrangement: Work with a local florist to create a custom flower arrangement that reflects your boss’s preferences, your company’s culture, or a specific theme related to your boss’s interests.

When sending Bosses Day flowers, consider including a personalized note or card expressing your appreciation and thanks for your boss’s support, leadership, and guidance. Make sure to order the flowers in advance to ensure they arrive on time and in perfect condition. Your thoughtful gesture will likely be well-received and remembered by your boss.

March 27 is Cherry Blossom Day

Mar27





Today is Cherry Blossom Day ~ On March 27, 1912, 1st Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda, wife of the Japanese ambassador planted a cherry tree on the bank of the Tidal Basin. This started a hundred plus year tradition in Washington D.C. known as the Cherry Blossom Festival. Over the next 7 years more than 3,000 trees were planted which had been grafted from trees on the bank of the Arakawa River in Adachi Ward (Tokyo). Cherry Treas are one of the most prominent symbols of the U.S. capital today. In fact, visitors from around the globe travel to Washington, D.C. every spring to see the Cherry trees in bloom
 
Cherry blossoms can be used in teas such as Sachura Tea (made by pouring hot water over a salted cherry blossom, or in teabags containing dried flowers), deserts such as Sachura Mochi (filled with anko, or sweetened red bean paste) and as flavorings for other foods.

Cherry blossoms are a popular adornment for floral decor and used by florists everywhere.

Today is Cherry Blossom Day

Mar27





Today is Cherry Blossom Day ~ On March 27, 1912, 1st Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda, wife of the Japanese ambassador planted a cherry tree on the bank of the Tidal Basin. This started a hundred plus year tradition in Washington D.C. known as the Cherry Blossom Festival. Over the next 7 years more than 3,000 trees were planted which had been grafted from trees on the bank of the Arakawa River in Adachi Ward (Tokyo). Cherry Treas are one of the most prominent symbols of the U.S. capital today. In fact, visitors from around the globe travel to Washington, D.C. every spring to see the Cherry trees in bloom

 
Cherry blossoms can be used in teas such as Sachura Tea (made by pouring hot water over a salted cherry blossom, or in teabags containing dried flowers), deserts such as Sachura Mochi (filled with anko, or sweetened red bean paste) and as flavorings for other foods.

Cherry blossoms are a popular adornment for floral decor and used by florists everywhere.

Today is Saint David’s Day

Mar1





"Happy Saint David's Day"
Saint David was recognized as a Catholic saint in 1120 as the patron saint of Wales. After the Protestant Reformation, Saint David’s birthday, today, March 1, became a national festival. It is celebrated by schools and cultural societies throughout Wales. One of the customs during Saint David’s Day is to wear a leek or a daffodil (two of their national emblems).

Today is National Disc Jockey Day

Jan20





January 2oth had been designated as National Disc Jockey Day.

So my staff and I created a Tropical Disc Jockey Bouquet.

Here it is:

 

Each “record” in the arrangement is imprinted with “National Disc Jockey Day ~ January 20, 2009”

If you’d like to order this bouquet, call us at 954-981-5515 or 800-966-3336 today!

Today is…

Aug5





Mustard Seed Day!

The kingdom of heaven is like to a grain of mustard seed, which a man took, and sowed in his field: Which indeed is the least of all seeds: but when it is grown, it is the greatest among herbs, and becometh a tree, so that the birds of the air come and lodge in the branches thereof.
Matthew 13:31-32

About This Date

Mustard is a popular seasoning in kitchens around the world. But, what about those cute, little white mustard seeds? Grown in Europe and in the north part of the U.S., they have been used for lots of other interesting reasons.

Ground into a powder and dried, they were an old remedy for colds and rheumatism.

As a fertilizer, they will give your daffodils stronger color.

You can even put dried mustard in your shoes to prevent cold feet!

(Source: Celebrate the Date)

Is today a special day in your life of the life of someone you know? Honor her or him with flowers from Eden Florist in South Florida. We deliver to Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, Hallandale, West Park, Weston, Cooper City, Davie, and Greater Fort Lauderdale (and most of Miami).