This is a new florist in my town. Don't you love the little building? The owner used to live here, with his mother. I remember visiting as part of a Christmas tour, and the inside was filled with antiques. After years of working for another florist, in another town, Richard has started his own business. I love the way he has landscaped the outside of the little house, and took a few pictures to show you.
Filling up all the containers on my deck is number one on my to-do list. I can't believe it is the beginning of July already. I've got tons of work to do -- catch you later!
This place looks soooo inviting, I can only imagine what it looks like inside!!!
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~Blessings,
Jan
Beautiful inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI thought I was the only one who hadn't "finished" my deck. Difference is, I haven't even bought all the plants...oh well 2009 is just around the corner.
ReplyDeleteJanet
That is the sweetest place! He has a great eye. Looks like a fun new place to get ideas. :-) Rosie
ReplyDeleteHow precious is this! I truly would want to buy flowers from this great place! Have a fun day working in the dirt!
ReplyDeleteShelia :)
How very pretty! I would love to visit and spend some time just looking around. Flowering plants are a welcoming addition on porches.
ReplyDeleteMarnie
Wonderful inspiration! How can one NOT stop by this colorful place!
ReplyDeleteCertainly a show stopper!
Oh that place is so cute. Like a little dollhouse. For some reason though, I'm always sad when a private residence is turned into a place of business.
ReplyDelete- Suzanne
What a cute place. Have fun with your plantings. Janie
ReplyDeleteWow! It is beautiful. I love container gardening. I have 100+. Check out my blog, though, to see what my new problem is. They are getting squashed!
ReplyDeleteYes! It's the 4th of July Friday!! Amazing how that holiday has sneaked up on me.
ReplyDeleteI love what Richard has done with his business...looks fantastic!
What a wonderful store!!!! Really inspiring! Thanks for sharing, smiles, Anke ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful place! Thanks for sharing it with us. Wish I could join you for a visit there. ~Adrienne~
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat for the eyes...and I love the shot of you in the window very much;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a quiant place, I wish him all the best!
ReplyDeleteI'm inspired! That place looks so lovely. I still have a lot of work to do around my place too, and the big 4th of July bash and BBQ are at my house this year so I'd better hurry!
ReplyDeleteI love all the flowers dripping from every corner and nook. Every time I go to the farmers market I fantasize about just backing up a truck and loading it all in. *sigh* I love flowers!
ReplyDeleteHey Mental P Mama, no one was supposed to notice the Chunky Monkey in the window!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Mary
Here I go...*sigh*-ing again. What a gorgeous store/house! Just gorgeous......*sigh*.
ReplyDeleteAmanda (aka Cottage Contessa)
I never did get everything planted that I had planned, so I probably won't try to now. Maybe next year. That's a sweet looking florist shop!
ReplyDeleteRhoda
Wow wish we had a flower shop like that one. I love the photos you took. And it looks like he has just about every thing under the sun. How cool is that. Hope you get you pots filled.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Hugs;
Alaura
Hi Mary,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the pictures - so many neat ideas for displaying flowers!
I love your picture of the new flower shop! Very inticing! The containers are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMary
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little spot to pick up flowers!
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Tara
Please let Richard know that if he doesn't make a go of it in your town, my town could sure use his genius!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! Looks like a fun place to go and get many good ideas! Great job!!
ReplyDeletexo
How wonderful it looks
ReplyDeleteAlison
wow! What a lovely place to go and buy flowers! Don't you just love it when small businesses like this spring up? I hope him every success!
ReplyDelete(and it is great inspiration, isn't it?)
the little house is georgeous..
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