Petals Flower Farm

Business name:

Petals Flower Farm

Address:

1053 Stewart Road

City:

Gibsons

State:

British Columbia

Zip Code:

V0N1V7

Phone number:

(604) 886-1938

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Express you love, friendship, thanks, support - or all of the above - with beautiful flowers & gifts!

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Gibsons. Dinner for up to six ($249), includes beef tenderloin, with Caesar salad, grilled asparagus, creamed spinach, six double-baked potatoes, dinner rolls, horseradish cream and bordelaise, plus strawberry shortcake kit. Cook at home option ($159) includes beef tenderloin with seasoning salt, horseradish cream, bordelaise and strawberry shortcake kit. Flower arrangements from Kehoe Designs ($40, $85) available as add-ons. Order online or via phone by May 8 for carry-out. All Gibsons locations, 312-587-0508, Ext. 2, grgmc.com/order...

Bristol's Pippin Florist works hard to guarantee 'every petal is perfect'

It’s nice to be able to bring smiles to people’s faces,” Gibson said. “This is meant to be a loving time.”The Gibsons also own the Holston Florist Shop in Kingsport.Miller, the floral designer, has been arranging flowers for 50 years. She and Marsha Woolley, another designer at the shop, have been arranging simple orders of six roses to complex arrangements and requests for up to 36 roses for one order.Miller said orders such as a dozen roses don’t take much time because it’s all the same type of flower. The more varieties of flower involved and the more of them there are, the longer it takes. Some arrangements take up to half an hour.“You have to make sure every petal is perfect,” Miller said.The color red reigns supreme on Valentine’s Day, and roses are the shop’s most popular order, of course.“Roses are the Cadillac of flowers,” Miller joked. “The Rolls Royce, how about that.”She got out of church Sunday morning and headed straight to her work station at Pippin. She uses a curved knife, garden pruners and a spray bottle to clean up and set each arrangement.Gibson said the shop has received truckloads of deliveries every day for the past week or so. He ordered another 400 roses on Monday.Miller suggests not being a late bloomer when it comes to ordering flowers. She said the earlier orders get “the best of the best,” so keep that in mind for next Valentine’s Day.“It pays to order early,” she said.#ndn-video-player-3.ndn_embedded .ndn_floatContainer { margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 20px; }... (Bristol Herald Courier (blog))