North Country Flowers

Business name:

North Country Flowers

Address:

94 Main St

City:

Greenwich

State:

New York

Zip Code:

12834

Phone number:

(518) 692-8462

if this is your business: ( update info) (delete this listing)

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

Florists in Greenwich NY and Nearby Cities

Flowers and Gifts News

Abilis offers Valentine’s Day gifts, boost to local seniors - Greenwich Time

GREENWICH — For those seeking a Valentine’s Day gift who want to avoid last-minute shopping, Abilis may have the answer.Abilis Gardens & Gifts, which operates on the nonprofit’s campus in Glenville, is making and selling gift items and flower arrangements and bouquets that make suitable gifts. Items must be ordered by Feb. 3, and can be picked up between Feb. 12 and Feb. 14. According to Abilis, there are also Valentine’s Day-themed home décor items as well as handcrafted soaps and bath products available, along with books and games and puzzles for children. “Gifts for everyone on your Valentine’s list are in stock and available,” the nonprofit said. Shopping can be done in person, online or by phone. Pickups can be arranged. Flower arrangements can be ordered by calling 203-531-4438 or visiting www.abilis.us/gifts by Wednesday.

Abilis Gardens & Gifts Helps Make Valentine's Day Extra Sweet: Gifts & Flowers Available Online and In the Shop - Greenwich Free Press

Abilis is a leader serving the special needs community in Fairfield County, Connecticut, in towns including Darien, Greenwich, New Canaan, Norwalk, Ridgefield, Stamford, Westport, Weston and Wilton, and has a long-standing reputation for individualized, high quality care. For more information, visit www.abilis.us, or facebook.com/Abilisinc, twitter.com/Abilis, or instagram.com/abilis_us.Abilis Gardens & Gifts is open Monday through Friday, 10L00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. To order online and place pre-orders for flowers, visit abilis.us/gifts or call 203-531-4438 (GIFT).

Part Cafe, Part Florist: Rosecrans Is The Dreamy New Spot We Always Knew We Wanted - Guestofaguest.com

I want to hang around a bit, you know? Enjoy the atmosphere. The owners of Rosecrans, a new Greenwich Village locale, apparently agree with me. Part cafe and wine bar, part actual flower shop, this cozy, colorful spot is the hybrid I always knew needed to exist. Boasting an eclectic array of comfy couches, antique furniture, and, of course, plenty of plants and flowers (some sprouting out of mismatched ceramic pitchers, some on shelves lining a nook near the window), it has quickly gained some fans in the neighborhood - and, needless to say, on Instagram. The team behind Rosecrans are no strangers to mixing concepts; their other venture, Ad Hoc Collective, is a cafe-slash-home goods shop, where all the decor is for sale. (Hey, if you have a good business model, stick to it.) Now whether you're looking for a garden-like escape from the dreary winter chill, a dreamy snap for your Insta feed, or a good cup of coffee and/or a bouquet of fresh flowers, you know just where to find it. Rosecrans, 7 Greenwich Ave.

Obituary: Leonard Mathew Saari, 81, Of Riverside - Greenwich, CT Patch

Son Funeral HomeLeonard Mathew Saari of Riverside, CT, and Boca Grande, FL, died as a result of a sudden stroke on October 19. 2019, at Greenwich Hospital. He was born in Los Angeles, CA, on January 19, 1938, to Mathew A. Saari, originally from Raahe, Finland, and Esther E. Saari, originally from Tampere, Finland.Raised in Baltimore, MD, he graduated from Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Lehigh University, where he was a member of Chi Psi fraternity, and the University of Michigan Law School.His work career began at the NY law firm Hughes, Hubbard, Blair & Reid, followed by legal positions at Pennsylvania Power & Light, Citizens Utilities Company, and Bowater Incorporated, where he became Vice President, Secretary and Assistant General Counsel and helped take the company public through a spin-off from its parent English company. After Bowater relocated to South Carolina, he joined Trigen Energy in White Plains.Len's interests included sailing, skiing, golf, tennis and music. A member of Riverside Yacht Club since 1975, he was at first an active Flying Scot sailor. After acquiring a J-30, he won the Stratford Shoal Race, his first race i...

Winston Flowers Acquires L'Olivier Floral Atelier - PerishableNews

New York City. The acquisition of L’Olivier marks a new chapter for Winston Flowers following its expansion from Boston to Greenwich, Connecticut in 2012, and most recently, New York City. The 2018 opening of a 12,000-square-foot NYC design studio represented a major evolution for the company—three generations in the making—from the company’s founding as a floral pushcart in 1944 by Robert Winston and his son, Maynard. Today the company is led by brothers David and Ted Winston, who have stewarded the company through this strategic evolution while continuing to honor its New England roots. “This is an exciting time for Winston Flowers,” said Ted Winston. “Since expanding into New York City last year, it’s been invigorating to watch our business grow and evolve in new ways. We are delighted to share the stunning work of Olivier Guigni and his talented team with a new roster of clients. It’s a thrill to begin servicing marquee spaces such as Daniel Boulud restaurants, The Plaza Hotel, and The Carlyle Hotel, as well as many high-profile residential clients.” David Winston said, “L’Olivier and Winston Flowers share an abiding passion for innovative design, unrivaled service, and a deep commitment to our clients. I’ve always respected and admired Olivier’s design work and look forward to our two teams providing beautiful, inspiring floral services together.” L’Olivier founder Olivier Guigni, known for his...

Botanists explore art and science of flowers in Greenwich - Greenwich Time

Botanist Elizabeth Corrigan demonstrates her technique for pressing and preserving flowers and plants during the Science Sunday program on botany at Greenwich Point Park's Seaside Center in Old Greenwich, Conn. Sunnday, March 4, 2019. Early science scholar Matthew Johnson spoke about the early 1800s Connecticut botanist and madman Joseph Barratt while botanist and consulting biologist Elizabeth Corrigan demonstrated techniques for pressing flowers and plants. The next Fred Elser First Sunday Science event will be a demonstration on how to make a house for the important non-stinging pollinator mason bees on April 7. less Botanist Elizabeth Corrigan demonstrates her technique for pressing and preserving flowers and plants during the Science Sunday program on botany at Greenwich Point Park's Seaside Center in Old Greenwich, Conn. ... more Photo: Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media Photo: Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media Image 1 of / 8 ...