Thursday, March 10, 2011

GREEN FLOWERS!!!



GREEN HYDRANGEAS, NATURAL GREEN ROSES, GREEN DIANTHUS, GREEN BELL OF IRELAND, COLOR ENHANCED GREEN CARNATIONS AND NATURAL GREEN CARNATIONS! VERY BEAUTIFUL!!!!

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

"March" means bring on the "Shamrocks"


Shamrock plants come in a wide variety of species. Varieties include those with deep burgundy foliage with white or pink flowers to green foliage as well. Shamrock plants form a mound like appearance by continually sprouting new shoots. One thing to be aware of, is that generally within 2 months of receiving your Shamrock plant, the plant will appear to be dying and actually seem dead. Don't throw it out! It is a bulb and goes into a dormant state.


Shamrock plants prefer low light levels in most cases. Some varieties like higher levels, so be sure to follow the tag for your specific variety. If your plant is stretching or becomes lanky in appearance, it is probably not receiving enough light.


Shamrock plants prefer to have their soil somewhat moist at all times. However you do not want the soil to be soggy, so be careful not to over water. Generally, if the soil does dry out, this houseplant will spring back from a wilted state quite quickly. But do not make a habit of under watering the plant. If the foliage begins to yellow, you may be over watering the plant.


If you're Shamrock plant has not bloomed, you can try to cut back water levels on the plant to force it into a dormancy state. Then in 2 to 3 months begin to increase the water levels.

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Think Spring!


Spring indicates a season of new beginnings and delights after a long winter. It is an ideal time for weddings and nature trips, as numerous flowers are found everywhere throughout the season. For students and researchers, spring is the best time to study the exciting names and varieties of spring flowers. The names of spring flowers are as appealing and intoxicating as the fragrance of some of them. The flowers are found in varied colors, sizes, and shapes. Spring flowers make beautiful decorations, striking centerpieces, and enhance the romantic feeling of weddings.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Valentines QUIZ!

IT is TIME to Enter a Chance to win $25 off a purchase of $50 or more for Valentines Day flowers!


1. What is the old fashion English name for a carnation?

2. Spring time Daffodil is known as...?

3. What Country is the leading exporter of flowers?

4. Botanical name of a Peruvian Lily?

5. St. John Wart is used in the flower shop all the time by another name. What is it?


Email your answers to toritess@gmail.com and we will post the winner on Florafinos facebook page on February 11! IT COULD BE YOU! Good Luck!

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Valentines "2011"...Think "COLOR"

Our Rose Colors and Meanings guide contains helpful hints about the meaning associated with the colors of roses and other rose information. As one of the most enduring symbols for love and appreciation, it's no surprise that roses are among the most admired and evocative of flowers.



Rose Color Meanings

* Red- Love, Passion, Respect, Courage
* White- Innocence, Purity, Secrecy
* Yellow-Joy, Friendship
* Yellow with Red Tip- Friendship falling in Love
* Coral-Desire
* Orange- Enthusiasm
* Light Pink- Grace, Gladness, Admiration
* Dark/Hot Pink-Thankfulness
* Lavender- Love at First Sight, Enchantment
* Green- Abundance, Bounty

Florafino's Flower's can help you this 2011 Valentines Day. By choosing the color rose you need to express to your loved one what you really need to say. From choosing one color to two to three or a lovely garden mix, we can help you communicate what you are feeling this Valentines Day.

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Friday, November 26, 2010

Christmas Joy

This Christmas Season...

Send holiday cheer with Christmas flowers. A hand-delivered bouquet
is a great way to add magic to the holidays. With a large selection of
bouquets and other gifts, you’ll be able to find something for everyone.
Even the Scrooge on your list is sure to be delighted by a Christmas
flower delivery.

Flowers and plants are a beloved part of so many Christmas traditions,
from mistletoe to festive red Poinsettias. Florafinos has a wide selection
of holiday flowers for any occasion. We can even deliver mini trees and
large outdoor arrangements. If you’re looking for a gift for a holiday
host, table decor complete with candles, will brighten any feast.

So make merry this season, and let Florafinos take care of the flowers.
Christmas flowers from Florafinos really make the holidays more beautiful.

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Coming UP! Thanksgiving and Christmas 2010

Thanksgiving

November 25th 2010

-Our warm and welcoming centerpieces consist of autumnal tones for your Thanksgiving table

-Express Autumn's rich moments of Beauty and Color with Flowers for a friend, mother, grandmother, or yourself

Just Around the Corner…

CHRISTMAS

-Get Prepared for your Christmas decorating by calling Florafinos to

help you decorate your home or business this year,

room 1 wreath to the whole house

-Christmas flowers are such a

beautiful affectionate way to

add magic to the holidays.

-Go online at www.florafinos.com to Shop from our expansive selection of unique Christmas gifts for all your loved ones, from fresh arrangements, Poinsettias, Gift/Fruit Baskets, Wreaths plus more, stop by at Florafinos to see Grave Sprays, Amaryllis Bulbs, Garland, Swags, Figurines, Ribbons plus more!

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Birthday Flowers



Hoping to send a birthday surprise that's bright and beautiful? A gift that will be a true delight when delivered to someone's home, and an eye-catching display at their workplace? Then there's nothing quite as magnificent as a bouquet of fresh, colorful Birthday flowers. After all, Birthday flower arrangements are "one size fits all." Whether the recipient is a good friend, a spouse, a beloved family member or an office mate, a Birthday flower delivery will always say, "This is your day – and I'm thinking of you."Would you prefer to send a more personalized bouquet of flowers for a birthday. Consider adding a balloon, a box of luscious chocolates or even an adorable teddy bear. Florafino's has the perfect gift for birthdays of all ages; celebrating a 1st, 16th, 21st, 40th or 50th birthday is a very special occasion so send flowers today!

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Hanging Gardens

Hanging plants are a great way to add a splash of color to your porch or patio. Fuchsia, morning glory, ivy geranium, petunia and begonia are just a few of the many annuals that are especially well-suited for growing in hanging baskets. Because the sides of the hanging basket are exposed to air, which can dry out the growing medium, annuals grown as hanging plants need special attention when it comes to watering. With the proper care and attention, you'll be able to enjoy your annual hanging plants for as long as possible.


1.-Situate your hanging basket in a location that will provide your plant with the appropriate amount of sunlight for its plant type. Place "Full Sun" plants in a location where they will receive six to eight hours of direct sunlight each day. Hang "Partial Sun" plants in a location that receives up to six hours of filtered sunlight each day.

2.-Water your annual hanging plants generously to prevent their growing medium from drying out. Water the plants from the top until the water drains through the hanging basket to ensure that the moisture is reaching the roots of the plants.

3.- Fertilize your annual hanging plants every other week with a water-soluble fertilizer like Blooms Plus, Miracle Grow or Grow More. Make sure to follow the directions on the fertilizer package when fertilizing your hanging plants.

4.-Deadhead flowering hanging plants by pinching off the spent blossoms to encourage your hanging annuals to produce more blooms.

5.-Prune discolored, diseased or dead foliage from your annual hanging plants, as needed, to keep them looking green and healthy. Sharpen and sterilize your pruning shears before pruning your hanging plants.