Florists in Bear Creek, NC
Find local Bear Creek, North Carolina florists below that deliver beautiful flowers to residences, business, funeral homes and hospitals in Bear Creek and surrounding areas. Choose from roses, lilies, tulips, orchids, carnations and more from the variety of flower arrangements in a vase, container or basket. Place your flower delivery order online of call.
Bear Creek Flower Shops
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Apr 4, 2021Hudson Valley flower and herb CSAs for the picking - Albany Times Union
Tracy ZiemerMarch 12, 2021Updated: March 12, 2021 4:48 p.m.
1of5Leaford Roberts of Bear Creek Farm with fresh-picked Ferncliff Copper dahlias.Bear Creek FarmShow MoreShow Less
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Mar 19, 2020Redmond florist is deeply rooted in the... - Redmond Reporter
For 41 years, Bear Creek Florist — formerly known as JaRae’s — has and continues to operate as a family-owned flower shop.
Since opening in 1978, Lisa Aliment, the current shop owner, said there are very few stores in Bear Creek Shopping Center that can claim to be original tenants, pointing to Safeway, Rapunzel’s Hair Salon, a barbershop and a drugstore as buildings from a time when her aunt, Janice Tanner, and her father, Ray Aliment, made a pact to open the store together.
During the holidays, flower shops everywhere are preparing for the surge of orders from people wanting to decorate their homes for the festivities or to give as gifts for loved ones. A trend Lisa has noticed through the years is the fact that people are buying fewer arrangements specific to a home but rather are giving flower designs to friends as gifts during the holidays. Lisa attributes this change to more people spending Thanksgiving with friends, not just family.
“So many people don’t live close to families anymore,” She s...
Jan 4, 2020Redmond florist is deeply rooted in the community - Redmond Reporter
For 41 years, Bear Creek Florist — formerly known as JaRae’s — has and continues to operate as a family-owned flower shop.
Since opening in 1978, Lisa Aliment, the current shop owner, said there are very few stores in Bear Creek Shopping Center that can claim to be original tenants, pointing to Safeway, Rapunzel’s Hair Salon, a barbershop and a drugstore as buildings from a time when her aunt, Janice Tanner, and her father, Ray Aliment, made a pact to open the store together.
During the holidays, flower shops everywhere are preparing for the surge of orders from people wanting to decorate their homes for the festivities or to give as gifts for loved ones. A trend Lisa has noticed through the years is the fact that people are buying fewer arrangements specific to a home but rather are giving flower designs to friends as gifts during the holidays. Lisa attributes this change to more people spending Thanksgiving with friends, not just family.
“So many people don’t live close to families anymore,” She s...
May 24, 2018Downtown blooms early this year
Spurred by the downtown beautification and advocacy organization known as SPARC, flowers are now hanging above Main Street from Bear Creek to the One West Main building and along Central Avenue from Sixth to 10th streets.“It really gives a feeling of vibrancy and aliveness downtown,” said Richard Barney, a longtime downtown advocate. “It adds some color to the downtown and makes it feel like a safer environment.”Former Medford Mayor Lindsay Berryman, a member of the SPARC steering committee, said downtown parks have been regularly decorated since her tenure that began nearly 20 years ago.“We were try to bring amenities to downtown that make it a more attractive center,” Berryman said. “We’ve given downtown a bunch of energy.”A total of 77 institutional and private donors chipped in to buy 74 baskets, Berryman said. Rogue Community College and Southern Oregon University jumped on the bandwagon, as did the Chamber of Medford/Jackson County.“As the project rolled out, it got bigger and bigger and more and more people wanted to purchase baskets,” she said.“It has been inspirational that so many property owners, business owners and indivi...
Aug 10, 2017'It's not a good day,' cyclists plant flowers in honour of woman killed
Tuesday. (Submitted by OPP)Police said that both the cyclist and the driver of the passenger vehicle were heading southbound on Bear Creek Road in Middlesex Centre on Tuesday night. The 20-year-old driver of the vehicle remained at the scene of the collision. Searching for closure"It's very tough," said Const. Max Gomez with the Ontario Provincial Police. "It's tough emotionally. Our members have been working diligently to identify the cyclist who has lost her life."Gomez said the police continue to investigate the collision and have not laid any charges. "At the end of the day the OPP and our technical investigators will exhaust every avenue, every investigative lead."Gomez is asking the people to contact the police if they have any information about the collision. ... (CBC.ca)
Jul 14, 2017Gardening events in the Houston area
Gardeners Open Garden Day and Low-Volume Drip Irrigation and Rain Barrels Seminar: 9-11:30 a.m. at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, 3033 Bear Creek Drive; hands-on activities for children and adults. RSVP to ogd.harrishort@gmail.com. Free. (Chron.com)