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This evening begins Rosh Hashanah, or the Jewish New Year. Shanah Tovah to anyone celebrating! It's not too late to send flowers - give us a call at 617-720-2266 or place an order online here.
Sometimes just one arrangement isn't enough, and that's where groupings of similar arrangements are wonderful! Similar color schemes and floral stems can really tie a room together, or keep a theme going throughout the house.
Pictured below are some arrangements we recently did for a client's home. We designed three arrangements in different vases, but overlapping floral, in a lovely early-fall palette.
Join team Rouvalis at our Terrarium Workshop! During this intimate, two hour long class, you will learn proper techniques to design, care for, and sustain your very own beautiful terrarium.
Sign up here: http://www.rouvalisflowers.com/workshops/terrarium-class
One of our favorite houseplants recently is the pencil cactus. Perfect for someone who may travel a lot, these structural plants need very infrequent watering, about once every 3-4 weeks. They do enjoy a ton of sunlight, which can be tough in these Boston apartments, but will appreciate as much as you can give them.
Now that fall is upon us, it's time to swap out your planters! Here is a recent planting by our Garden Design team, with ivy, seedum, grasses, heuchera, and mums.
Be sure to give us a call at 617-720-2266 to schedule your planting today!
While hurricane Irma may be impacting some of our floral sourcing, we are lucky enough to have locally grown dahlias in the shop! Beautiful early fall tones - oranges, purples, and a beautiful pink. They have been flying out the door, so be sure to stop in and get yours!
Due to Hurrican Irma South American Products that are distributed out of Miami are experiencing closures of the inbound shipment lanes from South America, and the closing of all the transportation and handling infrastructure of the flower business in Miami, the floral industry will be experiencing meaningful shortages in normal availability of South American Products for next week. We have been working diligently to minimize this impact and have taken numerous steps to secure product, but the depth and breadth of product will be less than on a normal week with regards to specific flowers, farms and varieties.
There are great options available out of Canada, Holland and California that we are looking into as those sources and shipments remain intact
We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause as Mother Nature takes its course. We hope and pray for the best for all of our floral friends in South Florida.
As we wave goodbye to summer, say hello to our summer sidewalk sale! Receive 30% off on select hard goods for a limited time. Stop by and check out what we have!
This time of year in Boston, students and renters swarm back to the city. Looking for something green to brighten up your new space? Here are some recommendations for easy, durable houseplants!
Dracaena will do well from very low light to very bright light, and need to be watered well about once a week, depending on how much light it receives.
Ferns are a typical houseplant, and for good reason! They will be happy with almost any light, and should be watered about once a week.
Haworthia, or zebra cactus, are a part of the succulent family. Therefore, they love bright sunlight and minimal water.
Sanseveria, or snake plant, are among the easiest houseplants to care for. They need water very infrequently, and will survive with extremely minimal light.
Another variety of sanseveria.
Tillandsia, or airplants, are an extremely easy and trendy plant. Just some nice bright indirect sunlight, and mist once a week!
A beautiful summer bouquet, textural and vibrant! The designer used eremurus to get some height, hydrangea, free spirit roses, hypericum, dianthus, and thistle.
