A Country Rose Tallahassee Florist

There are at least 100 species of roses, and one of our growers has over 91 different colors available. To see these colors go here : Queens Flowers Ever wonder what the different colors of the rose mean? You are not alone we get this question frequently, so I am sharing with you what they mean, in simple terms . Red Rose: Love, Desire Pink Rose: Admiration, Gratitude White Rose: Purity, Innocence Yellow Rose: Friendship, Caring, Joy Orange Rose: Passion & Energy Green Rose: Blessings Lavender: Love at First Sight Coral: Desire Peach: Modesty There are no true Black or Blue roses. If you have ever seen them it is because they have been color enhanced. Black: Mourning, end of relationship These are the meaning of the rose. When is the last time you gave roses?

This was a beautiful day for a wedding. Janie Sydney Heather and I had a wonderful time decorating this wedding at The Retreat at Bradley's Pond . As you can see from the pictures Danielle and Layne are a gorgeous couple so please enjoy. Thank you Polished Arrow for your great photography.  Danielle's Bouquet is a hand tied cluster of white roses and hypericum berries.   They were married by the lake under the pergola we strung white carnations like they were suspended in the air. What a beautiful setting.   With a burlap wrap to add that country rustic flair on the brides bouquet.  Sweet boys: the boutineers were white roses and a burlap leaf . Aren't they adorable and the flower girl she is precious.  Bradley's pond in the back ground how romantic. Love Love Love  The vases were lined with burlap and filled with callas, sunflowers, lilies, roses and hypericum berries. A Country Rose Florist is a awarding wi

Top ten reasons why men should give flowers. number 10. To avoid suspicion.   " What, you never brought me flowers before?? What did you do?" number 9. To be romantic.    Yes you can do this!!! number 8. For equity . ( stored up before you are bad .) number 7. Apology!!! When your bad!!! see reason 8 number 6. Show off!!! "Wow I wish my husband sent me flowers!" number 5. Permission! Please can I go?  number 4. Birthday better not forget number 3. Anniversary better not forget number 2. A Cure! To make a bad day better.  And the number one reason to send flowers IS ................... 1. For no reason at all! acountyrose.com  

I had the privilege of meeting with Clyde at Willow Pond today. As I pulled into the parking lot he meet me with a very warm southern smile and we climbed into a golf cart and we were off to take a tour of his lovely wedding and party venue, Willow Pond. Just a short drive east of Tallahassee in Monticello, Florida. The air was fresh cool and crisp we couldn't have picked a better day. Our first stop was a little cabin where the bride and her bridesmaids can get dressed. Rustic and charming was written all over this cute cabin. From the front porch you could see "the pond" Clydes eyes light up as he talked about the wedding party from the bride down to the flower girl. The bride being carried away in  a horse drawn carriage and then reappearing for all her quest to see as she is brought in to be walked down the isle by her dad. The aisle is grass leading across a bridge the crosses the bluish green water then to a white gazebo where her groom awaits. We toured 4 locati

As a child I can remember the fresh scent of the Christmas tree my dad would cut and bring home from the woods. Living in north Florida you only had a couple of choices when cutting a tree in the wild, either red cedar or pine.   Soon mom brought home an artificial one we used year after year. I really did miss the aroma that the real tree gave. When I had my own family, we would go out to a tree farm where we picked out a fir tree and they would cut it down.   The freshness and smell once again filled our home. Decorating with fresh greenery is one the oldest winter traditions.   It dates back to ancient times. Evergreens represent everlasting life and hope for the return of spring. Holly, mistletoe and evergreens are now seen everywhere during the holidays. The Romans were the first to “deck the halls with boughs of holly” as it was believed to have protective powers.   They would also hang holly on their doors to chase away evil spirits. The Romans also considered holly