Simply Flowers

Business name:

Simply Flowers

Address:

1380 Moss Rd

City:

Moscow

State:

Tennessee

Zip Code:

38057

Phone number:

(901) 877-7375

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Parliament Building in Tbilisi, the capital. Anti-Russian feeling runs deep in Georgia, after Moscow helped two Georgian provinces break away in 2008.Protesters from across Europe gathered in Western Germany today to call for action on climate change. Organizers estimate 20,000 people filled the streets. The protest came a day after the European Union failed to agree on a plan to make the E.U. carbon-neutral by 2050.

Muscovites bring flowers to Greece Embassy, pay tribute to wildfire victims

AP Photo/Thanassis Stavrakis MOSCOW, July 25. /TASS/. Moscow residents laid flowers at the Embassy of Greece on Wednesday to pay tribute to the scores of people who lost their lives to the inferno raging through the country. Bouquets of roses and carnations lay near the diplomatic mission's entrance, and representatives from the Greek diaspora in Russia left wreaths with ribbons and condolences in their native language. A heat wave has engulfed Greece since early July with temperatures rocketing to 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) over the past few days. On Monday, wildfires erupted in the outskirts of the Greek capital, Athens. According to the latest data, 79 people died and more than 180 others were wounded in the catastrophic inferno. A three-day mourning was declared in Greece on Tuesday. On Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin conveyed his condolences to the Greek authorities over the deadly wildfires and offered help in combating the blazes. {{item.group_date}} ...

People bringing flowers to St. Petersburg government's Moscow office

People have been bringing flowers and candles to the St. Petersburg government’s office in Moscow to commemorate those who died in the metro blast, a TASS correspondent reports. Red carnations and roses may be seen in front of the office building in Spiridonovka Street in downtown Moscow."Tomorrow, at nine o’clock in the morning, a Book of Condolences will be open at the office so everybody will have a chance to convey their condolences," a source in the St. Petersburg government’s Moscow office said.An unidentified explosive device went off on April 3 in a metro train that was moving between the Tekhnologichesky Institut and Sennaya Ploshchad stations. According to the Health Ministry’s latest data, ten people died in the blast while another 37 persons were hospitalized with various injuries. Russia’s Investigative Committee has qualified the blast as a terror attack.Transport security measures have been tightened in Moscow. Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin conveyed his condolences to the families and friends of those killed.Source: TASS... (Russia Beyond the Headlines)

#IWD2017: Global marches, strikes demand equality on Women's Day

MOSCOW, Russia (AFP) — Protesters took to the streets in cities around the world Wednesday, marking International Women's Day with strikes and marches demanding equal rights. In Moscow, a group of feminist activists was briefly detained after protesting inside the tightly guarded Kremlin with banners for an end to patriarchy, local media reported. "Feminism is our national idea," read a banner carried by two protesters standing on a balcony of one of the Kremlin towers. March 8 is a public holiday in Russia but is mainly celebrated by giving flowers and chocolates to women rather than stressing the need for gender equality. In Kiev too, around a thousand people marched calling for a return to the original feminist meaning of a holiday now largely associated with flowers and gifts. "I came to the march just to revive the original meaning of March 8," said Alina Zabruyko, a 22-year-old student. "From the beginning it was a day for women's rights, not a day for flowers." In Warsaw, thousa... (Jamaica Observer)

Azerbaijan can regain status of flower exporter

During the Soviet period, Azerbaijan played an important role in supplying Moscow and St. Petersburg with flowers, especially in the pre-holiday, flowers grown in Baku villages, were exported to Russia. Until 1990s Azerbaijan was the main exporter of carnations (dianthus) to Russia. Unfortunately, after gaining independence Azerbaijan ceased flower production, ultimately losing traditional markets. And now, Azerbaijan has turned from an exporter to an importer of flowers. However, experts believe that Azerbaijan enjoys all conditions to develop the flower business again. Azerbaijan has excellent climatic conditions for the cultivation of flowers, including long daylight hours, climate diversity and a rich soil. The country has also an affordable work force. The industry can meet the demand of the local market, but also set up exports of flowers. And the country is working to make the first step towards this target. A flower processing plant will be built in Azerbaijan's Zagatala region under the presidential instructions to ensure effective use of economic potential of the country's regions and develop traditional industries. The plant will be built as part of the measures to develop flower growing industry in Zagatala. The measures also include the establishment of a flower plantation covering a total area of 100 hectares.Nearly 250,000 rose seeds were delivered from Bulgaria, and nearly 150,000 seeds have already been planted in the plantation in a total area of 50 hectares. Local farmers e... (AzerNews)

Moscow's GUM store turns into gigantic flower display | Russia ...

Mikhail Kusnirovich, head of BOSCO has also planted flowers. Source: Press photoMoscow's most famous shopping arcade GUM has been turned into a huge botanical garden as part of a flower festival that will last until the end of July. 'I love GUM' words made with flowers. Source: Press photo As part of the event, which began on June 28, 586,000 flowers of 28 different types have been planted around and inside the store on Red Square. Actress Olga Sutulova. Source: Press photo The festival, organized by the BOSCO creative team, is being held at GUM (State Universal Store) for the fourth time. A number of Russian celebrities joined the organizers in planting the flowers. Yuliya Peresild. Source: Press photo "It's amazing when natural flowers are growing inside the store. It reminds [you] of home, the dacha and everything that is cozy and pleasant to us," said actress Yuliya Peresild. Flowers inside GUM. Source: Press photo One of the oldest and most beautiful stores in Moscow, GUM always tries to arrange its space in an unusual way. The shopping arcade has previously... (Russia Beyond the Headlines)