Paragon Florals

Business name:

Paragon Florals

Address:

8527 Ziggy Ln

City:

Gaithersburg

State:

Maryland

Zip Code:

20877

Phone number:

(240) 691-4800

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Floral and lush, this $12 South African white wine blend blossoms in your glass - The Washington Post

Bottle Shop, Daily 14, Paul’s of Chevy Chase, Rodman’s. Available in Maryland at Crescent Beer & Wine in Bowie, Diamond Square Beer & Wine in Gaithersburg, Friendship Wine & Liquor in Abingdon, Goska’s Liquors in Severna Park, Snider’s Super Foods in Silver Spring, Wine Cellars of Annapolis. Available in Virginia at Classic Wines in Great Falls, Ellwood Thompson’s Natural Market in Richmond, Whole Foods Market in Vienna. GREAT VALUE Lini 910 Labrusca Rosé NV Lambrusco dell’Emilia, Italy, $16 Lambrusco, a light-bodied, sparkling red, is Italy’s surprise partner to pizza, barbecue and charcuterie. This is the first rosé Lambrusco I’ve tried, and it’s a delight. Flavors of watermelon, strawberry and wild herbs make for a refreshing patio pounder, and if you’re not careful, you may finish it before the food is ready. And there are bubbles! This wine is new to the market, but it should get wider availability, especially if customers aren’t skeptical about trying a pink lambrusco. ABV: 11 percent.Imported and distributed by Winebow: Available in the District at Rodman’s. Available in Maryland at Bradley Food & Beverage in Bethesda, the Perfect Pour in Elkridge. Domaine Naturaliste Rebus Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 Wilyabrup, Margaret River, Australia, $30 Winemaker Bruce Dukes has crafted an elegant, plush New World-style cabernet that explodes with ripe flavors of blackberries, currants and blueberries. Even with its fruit-forward flavors, it maintains an Old World sensibility — the oak is beautifully integrated to give structure and tannin to the wine, the alcohol is in check, and there’s a mineral undertone that suggests a fine bordeaux. Pair this with the next large hunk of beef you grill for a summer party. ABV: 14 percent.Imported by Artisans & Vines. Distributed in the District by Hop & Wine, in Maryland by Artisans & Vines, and in Virginia by Hop & Wine and LK Wine Tours & Sales. Available in the District at MacArthur Beverages, Rodman’s. Available in Maryland at Bethesda Co-Op in Cabin John, Bradley Food & Beverage and Georgetown Square Wine and Beer in Bethesda, Finewine.com and the Wine Harvest in Gaithersburg, Takoma Park-Silver Spring Co-Op in Takoma Park. Available in Virginia at Aldie Peddler in Aldie, Locke Store in Millwood, Murphy Beverage in Winchester, Vienna Vintner in Vienna. Gone Rogue Mish Mash White 2018 Great Southern, Australia, $23 This delicious riot of a wine — designed to appeal t...

Eagle Mat & Floor Products Announces April Showers Spring May Flowers... - STL.News

GAITHERSBURG, MD./ MARCH 26, 2019 (STL.News) Eagle Mat & Floor Products, an industry leader in commercial flooring, matting and other building products, is pleased to announce their limited time “April Showers Spring May Flowers” promotion. This promotion applies to the high quality Automatic Wet Umbrella Wrappers, Single and Double Dispensers only. Eagle Mat offers products to help businesses create clean and professional-looking workspaces while emphasizing the importance of floor safety, protecting customers, and preventing lawsuits. With the rainy season upon us, the incidence of slip-and-fall injuries increases. Wet Umbrella Bag Stands are a cost-effective solution to keep entryways safe and dry and to promote facility safety while also preventing a trail of rainwater through the building. “Stopping rain water from dripping off of umbrellas as people enter a building is a quick, easy, and inexpensive way to keep lobbies clean, dry, and most importantly, safe as tenants and vis...

Gardeners reflect on early spring at Maryland Home and Garden Show

Chenoweth, 66.Deneen Martin, who lives on a farm in Gaithersburg, said she's not quite sure how to deal with the impact of the early spring on her garden."Everything's starting to bloom and the trees are starting to bud, and that presents a problem if we get a cold snap," she said. "I'm just waiting to see what happens. I'm just hoping we get a little more cold weather."The Home and Garden Show featured vendors selling everything from gutters to Vitamix blenders. Children and parents stood in line for an opportunity to feed butterflies and visit a petting zoo.A featured speaker at was Laura Dowling, who is promoting her book "Floral Diplomacy at the White House" about her time as the White House's chief floral designer from 2009 to 2015.Dowling gave tips and techniques for designing flowers "in the White House style," including by wrapping greenery around vases.First lady Michelle Obama favored many flowers from the garden in bright colors, including peonies and roses, Dowling said. President Barack Obama "at one point said that his favorite thing about living in the White House was the flowers, I think because they change all the time."cwells@baltsun.com... (Baltimore Sun)

Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Speaker Kay Loughrey Explains Why Giving Yourself Love on Valentine's Day is ...

GAITHERSBURG, Md., Jan. 17, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- While 58 million pounds of chocolate will be sold on Valentine's Day Week, it may not be the most appreciated or healthy way to show love. While many are busy buying gifts like chocolate for others it's also a good time of year to show yourself some loving kindness.Whether you are in a relationship or not, holidays like Valentine's Day can trigger feelings of loneliness, low self-worth, and concerns over body image that can lead to emotional eating. Kay Loughrey teaches her clients that the antidote to this response is loving yourself, and is why she believes that the most important person to shower with affection on Valentine's Day is you.Loughrey explains, "Any good relationship—whether with friends, family, or a partner—starts with loving yourself. When you take time to know who you are, how you feel, and what you stand for, you develop a sense of worth and confidence—both highly desirable traits. Knowing what you want, and asking for... (Yahoo Finance)

Freeze Warning Overnight: How to Protect Your Plants

College Park, Greenbelt, Laurel, Camp Springs, Glen Burnie, Annapolis, Severn, South Gate, Severna Park, Arnold, Odenton, Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Silver Spring, Columbia, Ellicott City, and Aberdeen. In Virginia, communities in the warning area include: Prince Frederick, Reston, Herndon, Annandale, Centreville, Chantilly, Mclean, Franconia, Arlington and Alexandria. The Weather Service warns: “A freeze watch means sub-freezing temperatures are imminent or highly likely. These conditions will kill crops and other sensitive vegetation.” If you're a gardener, then you've harvested most of your bounty by now, but there are several frost hardy plants that can survive even if the overnight temperatures drop to 28 degrees. So, leeks, scallions, chives, brussels sprouts, broccoli, kale, parsley, beets, carrots, winter squash, pumpkins and sage should be OK, according to the Vegetable Gardener website. Here are some steps you can take when a frost or freeze threatens, according to TodaysHomeowner.com. Bring Indoors: Frost-tender plants in containers should be brought inside during cold weather. Dig up tender bulbs and store them in a cool dry place.Water Plants: Water plants thoroughly before a freeze to prevent desiccation and to add insulating water to the soil and plant cells.Protect Tender Sprouts: Cover tender plants overnight with an inverted bucket or flower pot, or with a layer of mulch. Be sure to uncover them in the morning when the temperature rises above freezing.Cover Shrubs and Trees: Larger plants can be covered with fabric, old bed sheets, burlap, or commercial frost cloths (avoid using plastic). For best results, drape the cover over a frame to keep it from touching the foliage. Fabric covers help to trap heat from the soil, so make sure your cover drapes to the ground. Uncover them in the morning when the temperature rises above freezing.Here's a look at the coming week's weather forecast, from the National Weather Service: ... (Patch.com)