Florabella Florist

Business name:

Florabella Florist

Address:

10520 W Pico Blvd

City:

West Los Angeles

State:

California

Zip Code:

90064

Phone number:

(310) 836-2233

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Encino or with the La Ballona Valley Bromeliad Society (bsi.org) that holds monthly meetings in West Los Angeles although such public meetings will probably be on hold for now. The Mildred Mathias Botanical Garden is famous for its dawn redwood (Metasequoia glyptostroboides), thought to be the tallest representative of its species in North America. It was only in 1944, in a remote part of south-central China, that the first living dawn redwoods were discove...

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Design-it-yourself flower bar Fleurish to bloom in Brentwood

Fleurish will also be filling a huge void that exists in the world of floristry. Celebrity florist designer Amy Marella of the Hidden Garden in West Los Angeles serves as president of Fleurish, and with 15 years of experience in the industry, Marella elaborated on the current state of the flower industry. “The flower industry as a whole is a growing industry,” Marella said. “It’s not a dying breed by any means.” She continued on to explain that there was a catch: business within brick-and-mortar flower shops is declining, as customers tend to gravitate toward either high-end flower shops like the Hidden Garden or the convenience of grab-it-and-go grocery store bouquets. Marella is well-accustomed to celebrity clients who wouldn’t mind putting down thousands of dollars for quality floral arrangements at a wedding, but she is also very aware of the appeal of dropping by Gelson’s or Whole Foods to easily pick up some flowers. “We want to bridge the gap between high-end florists and grocery stores,” Marella said. “Fleurish will be filling in the blanks.” Fleurish will be able to provide customers with the value, quality, and customer service that is often absent at typical grocery stores. “The quality of the flowers will be apparent because the customers will be picking it themselves,” Marella said. “There’s no question of how long a bouquet has been sitting in the cooler.” Needless to say, Fleurish does not take the quality of its flowers lightly. The founders source their flowers from as far as Ecuador to as close as San Diego, ensuring that each and every floret has been grown with the proper technique and care. To accommodate the changing seasons, the set of available ... (Westside Today)