Valentine’s Day is only a few days away. If you find it hard to get excited about the idea, it may be because you’re one of those people who isn’t really a fan of red roses. Red roses are synonymous with Valentine’s Day. They are more or less...
Unfortunately due to the challenging situation this year, we have made the difficult decision that we will not be running our usual Christmas wreath-making workshops this year. The good news is that we will of course be making lots of gorgeous Christmas wreaths which...
It’s hard to avoid using cliched words like ‘rollercoaster’ and ‘challenge’ when talking about the 2020 wedding season. With the ever-changing coronavirus restrictions, since March weddings have gone from being cancelled, to being...
It’s becoming hard to say what a strange and challenging time this is without sounding like a broken record scratching out cliches. But…well…it is a strange and challenging time! During most of the lockdown we have been working behind closed doors to...
In this blog post I’d like to introduce you to another of our wonderful local business clients, Nana’s Japanese. This independent restaurant on Regent Street in the heart of Leamington is a true gem. Run by Tokyo-born chef, Nana Hirayama, the restaurant has three...
It has become clear that reducing single-use plastic is a challenge which all individuals and businesses need to take on. I’d like to use this blog post to give some of our thoughts about the issue and make a pledge about a small but significant step we as a company...
Valentine’s Day is a day for celebrating love and letting the person you love know about it. Red roses are the ultimate symbol of love. Roses mean love, red means love. It’s a universal language – giving red roses almost anywhere in the world can not be mistaken...
Before the shop is filled wall-to-wall with Valentines roses, I’d like to give a bit of airtime to another beautiful flower that’s in season at the moment – Anemones. A shy, and unassuming flower in pale colour varieties, it can also make a statement in brighter...
Next to take to the runway in our catwalk of seasonal flowers is the delicate, ruffley, round and glorious…Ranunculus. Rearing their perfect little pom-pom heads in the cold winter months, we see Ranunculus in the shop from December through to May. They come in...
Continuing our series of blog posts about flowers and plants that are in season now, we turn our attention to a lot of people’s favourite – the tulip. Like other flowering bulbs that bloom in the chilly beginnings of the year, tulips are such a wonderful sign...
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