Monti's Flower Market Inc

Business name:

Monti's Flower Market Inc

Address:

1163 Commerce Avenue

City:

Vero Beach

State:

Florida

Zip Code:

32960

Phone number:

(772) 778-9850

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Frederick Costello Obituary - Lee, MA | The Berkshire Eagle - Legacy.com

Peter Keffer-Fries and granddaughter Stephanie Kay Bennett. He leaves his siblings and their spouses, Dorinda and Don Moffatt of Vero Beach, FL and John and Sandy Costello of Bradenton, FL. A Liturgy of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday, August 6th, at 10 AM at St. Mary's Church, 140 Main Street in Lee, MA. Burial will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery, 208 Spring Street in Lee. Visiting hours will be on Monday, August 5th, from 4-6 PM at the Kelly Funeral Home, 3 Main Street in Lee. There will be a Memorial Service for Fred at a date to be determined in Bonita Springs Florida. In lieu of flowers, donations in Fred's memory may be made to the "James V. Costello Scholarship" which supports low-income students at his beloved alma mater: Please send in c/o the Kelly Funeral Home 3 Main Street Lee, MA 01238. If you would like to leave a message of condolence or share pictures with the family, please visit our web site at www.kellyfuneralhome.netPublished in The Berkshire Eagle on Aug. 3, 2019. Would you like to Send Flowers? ...

Take a home and garden tour through Eau Gallie - Florida Today

The sun room ceiling was inspired by a porch ceiling seen in Charleston and the dining room by a pineapple Alaskan chandelier purchased in Vero Beach. The laundry room was inspired by a screen door purchased at Shelly’s and the downstairs bath by an 1800’s “bowl and pitcher” vanity from France and an old tub once used as a flower pot. In addition to a visit to the Mitchell House, the $20 donation for the tour includes admission to six other stops, among them the Rossetter House Museum and Gardens. Descended from 17th century New England pioneers, James Rossetter arrived in Eau Gallie in 1902 to make his mark in the local fishing industry as a charter partner of the Indian River & Lake Worth Fish Company. He bought a small structure on the current site in 1904, but soon needed more room for his expanding family. Instead of building an addition, Rossetter opted to buy the winter home of wealthy New York industrialist John Aspinwall and move it down the Indian River to his Eau Gallie lot. The Aspinwall house, built in 1890, is now the west wing of the house, which Rossetter connected to the existing building with open-air breezeways. A visit to the house and grounds transports visitors to the well-heeled Florida of the early 1900s. When the Rossetter sisters willed the property to the Rossetter Foundation, they left not only the house and gardens, but also all the furnishings, including Ella’s 1930s Model A Ford convertible, often used as backdrop for many weddings. Both women were ahead of their time. Carrie was the first woman agent for Standard Oil of Kentucky and owned several gas stations in the county. Ella owned and operated the Rossetter Insurance Agency. Pillars of the community, they supported local churches, museums and the Florida Institu...

This week in history: March 24: First swim-diving competition and Fiesta of Flowers starts - TCPalm

Vero Beach Centennial 80 YEARS AGO: 1939 First swim-diving competition VERO BEACH — The first annual Vero Beach swimming and diving championship water sports program will be at the Beachland Club pool, said Walter Baker, director. There will be a large number of events on the program, including plans for relay teams. Gold, silver and bronze certificates of awards will be given first, second and third places. The water sports events are being arranged especially for the participation of school students of the city and county. 69 YEARS AGO: 1950 Fiesta of Flowers opens VERO BEACH — Vero Beach's Fiesta of Flowers opens for a two-day event in the Community building. Sponsors are the Indian River Garden Club, Hibiscus Circle and Bougainvillea Circle. There will be flowers of every kind and description — all colors and combinations of colors — a fiesta of flowers — a riot of colors. A special feature of the Fiesta of Flowers will be the presentation of a motion picture on conservation.

One of the victims of fatal Black Friday crash was 16-year-old Anthony Martin, family says - TCPalm

More: Florida Highway Patrol reports finding driver of Jeep in hit-and-run that killed Vero Beach runner ...

Betty J. Haney

Jacksonville, Fla.; her mother, Mae Jowers of Hardwick; two sisters, Barbara Keough and husband Howard of Port St. Lucie and Patty Gates of Vero Beach, Fla.; a brother, Reginald “Reggie” Gates of Hardwick; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.Her father and four siblings — Beverly Morrison, Sheila Gates, Robert Gates and James Gates — died earlier.The funeral will be held in the spring, with the date and time announced. Burial will be in the family lot in the Fairview Cemetery, Hardwick. Northern Vermont Funeral Service in Hardwick is assisting the family.In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to the Lamoille Area Cancer Network, 198 Farr Ave., Morrisville, VT 05661. (Stowe Today)

Inspiration will bloom at annual yard, garden show this weekend

Deidre Peters, will bring about 60 of their 250 unique croton varieties to the Extension Office this weekend from their nursery in Vero Beach, Florida, where they've been in business for about 12 years. And they are seriously crazy about crotons. "You can’t buy these crotons on the open market," Mark Peters said. "The crotons we sell are considered historic varieties. They were produced 100 years ago." The polychrome, krakatoa and Thomas Edison varieties are a few that he's most excited about lately. The splashy shrubbery are colorful 12 months out of the year, Peters said, and are a staple in tropical gardens. "These are all varieties that collectors are scrambling after because they’re so beautiful," he said. "If you’re a lover of plants and you can appreciate what mother nature produces...it really just makes you drop to your knees they’re so beautiful." Known for its selection of exotic plants, the Green Door Nursery in Naples is a veteran of the Yard and Garden Show — and a crowd favorite. "We actually hand pick everything before we go," owner Joel Toledo said. "We always get the best looking stuff, things th... (Naples Daily News)