Florists in Cheyenne, WY
Find local Cheyenne, Wyoming florists below that deliver beautiful flowers to residences, business, funeral homes and hospitals in Cheyenne 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.
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Nov 9, 2019‘Dia De Los Muertos’ comes to Cheyenne Botanic Gardens - Cowboy State Daily
A giant replica of a sugar skull will greet visitors to the Cheyenne Botanic Garden on Friday and Saturday as the facility takes part in the traditional Mexican holiday of Dia De Los Muertos or “Day of the Dead.”
Activities on Friday and Saturday will educate visitors on the holiday, which is set aside as a day for people to remember friends and family members who have died.
And since the event is being held at the Botanic Garden, much of that education will focus on how flowers figure into the celebration, said Director Tina Worthman.
“There will be a lot about the flowers that are significant to the Day of the Dead,” she said. “So we’ll have a lot of marigolds. They are one of the most commonly used flowers for the Day of Dead. They grow particularly well in Mexico and they’re colorful.”
The Botanic Gardens has been growing marigolds especially for the celebration for months, Worthman said, and will have other special flowers on display throughout the event, along with signs explaining the significance of the flowers to the celebr...
Oct 10, 2019VIDEO: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Cast Makes Flower Arrangements - Broadway World
Amber Riley as "Audrey ll;" Kevin Chamberlin as "Mr. Mushnik;" Matthew Wilkas as "Orin Scrivello;" with Brittany Campbell, Tickwanya Jones, and Cheyenne Isabel Wells, and puppeteers Tyler Bremer, Kelsey Kato, Tim Kopacz, Sarah Kay Peters, and Paul Turbiak.
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Jul 5, 2019'Of all the flowers that they had in their greenhouse, he shined the brightest': Remembering Neal Holland, local gardening guru - INFORUM
Holland as a man as genuine and honest as the day is long who always had a gleam in his eye. “You couldn’t go away from Cheyenne gardens without having a better day because of it,” Flakoll said. “Some days you’d go into the place just to see if he was around. He really did have such a good outlook on life and he brightened people’s days not just with what he sold but how he was around people.” Flakoll affectionately remembered what Holland called his ‘Norweigan math system’ where he would round down prices to the nearest whole dollar. And if you didn’t have the payment on you, he’d trust customers to pay for their purchases the next time he saw them. “He is just really legendary, without ever trying to be legendary,” Flakoll said. "Of all the flowers that they had in their greenhouse, he shined the brightest." ...
Mar 29, 2019Norma Lynn Greene Flowers - Daily Tribune News
Survivors include her husband, Richard David Flowers; her children, Cheyenne Clark, Lakota Flowers, and David Flowers, Jr.; her step-children, Regina Walker (Joseph Hamil), Carie Madison, and Jessica Flowers; her siblings, Missy McArthur (Kevin), Joe Greene (Jennifer Finnell), Jeff Greene, Robert Greene (Cindy), Michael Greene (Michele); her ten step-grandchildren, her nieces and nephews, Eric Greene, Chris Greene, Tyler McArthur, Austin McArthur, Emily McArthur, and Logan McArthur; her great-nephew, Camden Greene; and her great-niece, Haiyven Greene; and her aunt, Gail Midgett. Memorial services will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 16, 2019, at Creekside Fellowship Church with Pastor Michael Abernathy officiating. Parnick Jennings Funeral Home and Cremation Services is honored to serve the family of Norma Lynn Greene Flowers; please visit www.parnickjenningsfuneral.com to share memories or to leave a condolence message.
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Nov 28, 2018Holiday blooms: Amaryllis, paperwhites make for easy-care winter gifts - Colorado Springs Gazette
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Jul 6, 2018Gardening: 12 pollinator-friendly flowers you can plant
Profusion and Zahara varieties.
Gardeners and pollinators love purple coneflowers (echinacea). Two colorful winning varieties, Cheyenne Spirit and PowWow Wild Berry will fill your garden with color for seasons to come.
Cheyenne Spirit coneflower produces a mix of purple, pink, red and orange flowers along side lighter yellows, creams and white. This compact plant stands tall in wind and rain and is drought tolerant once established.
PowWow Wild Berry coneflower lives up to its name. The vivid deep rose-purple flowers retain their beautiful color all season long. You'll enjoy continual bloom without deadheading or grooming.
Add more perennial beauty with Twizzle Purple Penstemon. The spikes of vibrant purple blooms are favorites of hummingbirds and other pollinators. Include them in containers for added height or high-impact color anywhere in the landscape.
Extend your budget and increase perennial plantings next year by starting these three winners indoors by late January. Your efforts will be rewarded with flowers that same season.
Don't let shade stop you from inviting pollinators into the garden. Bounce Pink Flame Impatiens has all the flower power of common impatiens but is resistant to downy mildew. Plus, they are a bit more forgiving if you allow them to wilt. Just add water and they bounce back.
Plant Sunpatiens Spreading Shell Pink in full sun or shade. Enjoy the season long, soft pink flowers even in high heat, rain and humidity. This variety has all the low maintenance beauty of impatiens but is resistant to downy mildew.
Once you've added these beauties to your landscape, sit back and enjoy. You and the pollinators will reap the many benefits of these winning additions to your gardens and containers.
Melinda Myers hosts The Great Courses "How to Grow Anything: Food Gardening For Everyone" DVD set and the nationally syndicated Melinda's Garden Moment TV & radio segments. Visit melindamyers.com.