Purple Petals Flowers And Gifts

Business name:

Purple Petals Flowers And Gifts

Address:

10030 Highway 64

City:

Lexington

State:

Alabama

Zip Code:

35648

Phone number:

(256) 229-6800

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Positively LEX 18: Florist uses leftover flowers from competition to honor veterans - LEX18 Lexington KY News

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Woodford County-based florist Beholden Blooms was selected as a semi-finalist for the international floral magazine the Florists' Review and donated extra flowers to Lexington's Veterans Affairs Hospital.The florist's owner and lead designer, Nicole Gilbride, started her business during the pandemic."I started designing with flowers sort of on a hobby basis, like nine or 10 years ago," Gilbride said. "And then last year, I said, 'You know what? I really want to try and lean into this. I'm going to get the LLC and go all in.' And then the pandemic hit, so I call it 'year zero' instead of 'year one' of my business. This really feels more like 'year one,' but to be placing in a competition in my first formal year of doing this--I'm thrilled just to be at this level."Gilbride is a semi-finalist in the "Best in Blooms" competition through the Florists' Review which has been in publication since 1897. The magazine sent her a vase and all American-grown flowers to de...

A Cola gift guide for Mother’s Day 2020 - COLAtoday

The Artsy Mom ? Choose from one of the many DIY art kits from AR Workshop. (~$25-$55) DIY Kit from AR Workshop Photo via @arworkshoplexington ? Purchase a gift certificate for a personalized lesson on the pottery wheel from State of the Art. ($50) The Cola-loving Mom ? Grab her a Coulmbia-themed t-shirt from South Carolina Embroidery– plus $5 from every purchase will be donated to a local business of your choice. (~$20) The Mom with a Sweet Tooth ? Purchase a DIY cupcake decorating kit from Smallcakes, complete with large cupcakes, frosting + sprinkles. (~$18-$45) Cupcake decorating kit from Smallcakes Photo via @smallcakes.columbiasc The Trendy Mom ? Pick from different pre-arranged gift bags or design your own from The Shoppes on Main. ($75+) The Sentimental Mom ? Book her a family porch-trait photo session. (We’ve seen some cute shots from @turntopaige7 on Instagram.) ? A Mother’s Day flower arrangement from the special collection at Fern Studio Flowers (~$35-$175) Mother’s Day bouquet Photo via @fernstudioflowers Poll ...

Lexington florist works her 66th Valentine's Day - WKYT

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A Lexington florist who's been in business since 1954 is ready for the biggest day on her calendar, Valentine's Day. "Well, 66 this is my 66th Valentine working at the flower shop," Carol Mitchell said. (WKYT) Employees at Carol Lynn Originals and Events worked hard to get those orders out. Meanwhile, the delivery driver mapped out the most efficient route on the busiest day for this flower shop. They've been there done that on this day of love, but there's one woman that has the flower power to push through. "Well, 66 this is my 66th Valentine working at the flower shop," Carol Mitchell said. Mitchell has been working at the shop since 1954. In her time working around the roses, she's seen changes in the floral business. ...

Obituary: Glorilynn Kurimai Klein, 74, Former Norwalk Resident - Norwalk, CT Patch

George and Kayla Dirocco, and several nieces and nephews.Services will be held on Wednesday, January 22, 11 AM at the Calvin Reformed Church, 19 Lexington Ave., South Norwalk with burial to follow at Riverside Cemetery. Glorilynn's family will receive friends on Tuesday, January 21, from 3-7 PM at the Magner Funeral Home, 12 Mott Ave., Norwalk. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Calvin Reformed Church. For directions or to leave an online condolence, please go to www.magnerfuneralhome.com ...

Relentless Rains A Drag On Local Garden Centers - LEX18 Lexington KY News

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — June is usually an ideal month for planting, but the owner of a local garden center says that the consistent rain in the last week has not been good for business. “It has been difficult. The rain chases off the retail customer. They don’t want to be out in the rain,” said Chris Redmond, owner of Redmond’s Garden Center in Lexington. When it comes to flowers and other potted plants, heavy downpours weigh them down and can cause them to droop. Blooming flowers such as roses are losing petals. The consistent rain is also affecting the soil. “We have a lot of clay soil here. You need to mend the soil and with the heavy, heavy rains like that, plants can be sitting in puddles and if they don’t have enough drainage, they could rot,” said Redmond. That can lead to having to get rid of plants. Redmond’s also does landscaping, but Wednesday was the first time this week that workers were able to get out, taking advantage of the break before the rain came back. “If you’r...

Durgin-Park, a sassy classic, at 192. In lieu of flowers, leave a bigger tip - The Boston Globe

Many customers came for a last hurrah. Some hadn't visited in decades but wanted to pay their respects.Bob Gulick headed in from Lexington to relive his days as a Harvard undergrad."Back then, there was still sawdust on the floors here," he said, grinning. He planned to order his favorite: fish cakes, baked beans, and Indian pudding. Advertisement Eddie and Gineen Rhodes traveled down from Peabody. Eddie used to eat here while in mortician school. (Now he works in financial planning.)"This is my favorite restaurant on the planet," he said. "My grandfather took me here when I was 6 years old for prime rib. I've been coming since 1956. I've been here twice this week."Customers were selected one by one to ascend the stairs to the dining room, which offered its own kind of theater. RELATED: Fanueil Hall's promised retail revolution? We're st...