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This Mother’s Day, why buy your mom a bouquet when you can make one together? While enjoying time with Mom, you will each craft a stunning floral creation to take home. We provide light snacks, mixers for your mimosas, you bring your own champaign or adult beverage.

Sunday, April 30, 2023 10am-12pm (Click here to register)
Sunday, May 7, 2023 10am-12pm (FULL)

Maximum of 14 participants
$65 per participant
One registration per participant

Here are a few simple tricks to help ensure you can enjoy your Valentine’s Day flowers for as long as possible. I personally follow these at home and had an arrangement for five weeks once. 

1. Place your flowers out of direct sunlight. Avoid windowsills and other areas where flowers can wilt due to overheating.
2. Remove dead or wilting leaves or stems from the arrangement.
3. Give your flowers fresh water and a fresh cut every other day. 
   
   • After carefully removing the flowers, rinse the vase thoroughly with water. If the water has been cloudy, rinse with soapy water to remove any bacteria that could cause the fresh flowers to deteriorate even quicker.
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Most houseplants need watering “about” once a week. Each plant will differ depending on its maturity, what kind of pot it is in, where the plant is placed in relation to sunlight/heat/circulating air, and what kind of plant it is. Plants placed in windows will obviously dry out faster than those exposed to little direct sunlight.

For best results I suggest you set a regular watering routine. Creating a routine will also help you remember when to water (or not). We check all our houseplants twice a week (Sunday and Wednesday) however, Sunday is our designated watering day. Some of our plants could easily go two weeks or more without water, but it is easiest for me to do them all on a consistent day rather than remember individual schedules (because that is not happening).

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