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Florists in Amanda, OH

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Amanda Flower Shops

Petals & Possibilities

104 E Main St
Amanda, OH 43102
(740) 969-2911

Amanda OH News

Apr 4, 2021

Kate Hudson's extravagant floral bathroom could be a beauty salon - HELLO!

Spring sunshine," the actress simply wrote.Fans were wowed by the star's bathroomThe star caused a huge fan reaction with the post, and The Talk's Amanda Kloots commented: "So cute."Another fan added: "Mam you are looking gorgeous," while a third wrote: "You are like sunshine."A different one even referenced one of Kate's roles, as they said: "This reminds me of your beautiful dress in How to Lose a Guy!"One fan was obsessed with the mum-of-three's décor, as they posted: "That wallpaper tho!"Kate's home is giganticKate is used to glamour both in her house and when she goes on holiday – if her recent glamping trip is anything to go by. The Music star went on a trip to Paso Robles, California, last weekend and posted a series of sweet videos.In the first clip, Kate stunned as she wore no makeup and the chicest black and gold-rimmed shades complete with a fierce gold cat-eye.She also pulled her blonde locks into a high bun and wrapped it with an on-theme printed scarf.In another video, Kate's boyfriend, Danny Fujikawa, can be seen unpacking folding chairs out of their RV as she walks out of their tipi towards him. "Hey babe," she says as he glances her way.Read more HELLO! US stories hereLike this story? Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.

Feb 27, 2020

Valentine's Day isn't all roses for Santa Fe florists - Santa Fe New Mexican

Friday and only accept online orders at that point.“People just don’t realize how much work goes into it,” said Amanda Schutz, owner of the one-woman-production All The Pretty Flowers.Like other florists, Schutz said she preordered flowers at least one month before the holiday — an already tricky endeavor because the exact order count is never certain. Once flowers arrive, florists must store them at the proper temperature — typically between 33 and 38 degrees — and schedule deliveries according to requested drop-off times and locations.Arranging the flowers is the more creative part of the Valentine’s rush, yet it still requires precision. Prepping roses involves stripping thorns, removing ugly leaves, plucking petals that guard the flower, dipping the stem in a preservative and arranging the flowers in a neat and creative way, said Arana, who can churn out an arrangement of a dozen roses in under five minutes.For most small operations, Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day are vitally important to having a good year. But Feb. 14 is the rush that seems to create most of the stress.Ramsey noted there aren’t quite as many recipients on Mother’s Day, whereas Valentine’s Day creates the need to “send to their mother, grandmother, their kids, their wife, the other woman they go out with,” she said with a laugh.Additionally, Mother’s Day deliveries are spread out across a week, allowing more flexibility.Despite the bustle of the week, the florists are still partial to Valentine’s Day — if only because there’s a devotion to creating something beautiful at a time when it matters most.“You know you’re making something special for someone,” Hamilton said. “I like to imagine who it’s going to. Knowing it’s going to make somebody happy — I like that.” ...

Jan 4, 2020

Obituary for Rick Martin - Greeley Tribune

Rainbow) Martin; daughters, Kaitlin and Makayla Martin of Fort Collins; step-son, Trevor Fritzler (fiancé Brianna Zimlich) of LaSalle; step-daughter, Amanda (Phillip) Stratton of Littleton; mother, Sue (Joe) Martin Hall of Red Feather; brother, Harvey Michael “Mick” (Charlene) Martin of Greeley; sister, Vickie (Todd) Taylor of Greeley; grandchildren, Carter and Charlee, Jordun and Penelope, Austyn and Evelyn Fritzler, Finn and Lira Stratton; brother, Scott Neale; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents; father, Harvey Edward Martin in 1994; and maternal grandmother, Jewel Fay Klein in 2007. Life Celebration at 11 a.m., Monday, Dec. 30, 2019, at Journey Christian Church, 4754 W. 31st St., Greeley. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to “Realities for Children” in care of Adamson, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, Colo. 80634. Friends may leave condolences at AdamsonCares.com.

Dec 18, 2019

Obituary: Peter Bartlett - Press Herald

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Oct 10, 2019

Medford's Electrical Boxes Are Now Covered With Plants And Animals Of The Mystic River Watershed - WBUR

Milkweed" on Governors Avenue in Medford. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)It took nearly three months for Tuttle, with the help of her friend and artist Amanda Hill (who helped with foundational and pattern work for eight of the 10), to paint and varnish all the boxes. The project was funded by The Medford Arts Council, Creature Conserve and The Awesome Foundation. Before Tuttle put paint to brush, she worked with the My...

Sep 19, 2019

Pick-your-own flowers, fresh produce and farm stand coming to 11-acre farm 25 miles from Charlotte - Charlotte Agenda

As long as our ideologies are the same, that’s about it. Go to town.” Nebedaye Farms courtesy of Carolina Farm Trust Amanda and Eric Theys launched Serendipity Flowers as a pop-up petal cart in March of this year and will debut pick-your-own flower fields on the property this spring. The couple lives near Plaza Midwood and has transformed the majority of their backyard into gardens and flower beds to help supply the cart but they were looking for more land to expand their operation when the CFT opportunity arose. “Land availability for lease, there’s opportunity out there for sure,” says Eric. “But having the infrastructure that comes with working with Zack, that’s pretty rare. Having 11 acres that’s ready to farm tomorrow — there’s irrigation, there’s packing sheds — it really speeds up the process.” courtesy of Serendipity Farms The Theys are currently laying cover crops to prepare the ground through the winter and will begin flower planting in February. Come spring, they’ll be ready to open the fields for picking. During set hours, visitors will be able to enter the fields with a bucket and shears to collect their own flowers and greenery priced by the stem or bucket. “The beauty in having a U-pick, it continues to just kind of touch people with what they can do even with a small piece of land so close to Charlotte,” says Amanda. They anticipate everyone from casual pickers and people looking for photo ops to people picking specific customizable arrangements for their weddings. “Come out and work or just come out and take a photo for Instagram,” says Eric. Crown Town Compost, a local residential and commercial food waste pick-up service launched in 2014, will be composting on the land. Crown Town currently services about 250 households and 30 restaurants/businesses in Charl...