Blooming plants

Green Plants

Euro Gardens

Dish gardens

Indoor hanging baskets

Homegrown bedding plants, including annuals and vegetables

Perennials

Hostas

Outdoor hanging baskets

Memorial planters

Nursery stock suited to our climate--We can even plant it!

Fresh Iowa Grown Christmas Trees

Fresh Wreaths

Fresh Garland Roping

Mylar and latex balloon bouquets with candy weights

Weddings

Bridal Showers

Sympathy arrangements 

Anniversaries

Baby Showers

Flower Care Tips

• Recut flower stems under water with a sharp knife.  Remove a half inch to one inch portion of the stem, plus any leaves that will be below the water line. 

• Always keep flowers in a cool location—away from heat, drafts and direct sunlight.

• Use floral preservative, available from Village Florist to make your flowers last longer.

• Without preservative, recut flower stems, change the water, and clean container daily.

Floral Arrangements

• Add water daily to bouquets arranged in floral foam.

• Place arrangements in cool place away from heat, drafts and direct sunlight.

Flowers to Wear

• Carry corsages and other body flowers in the florist’s box to your destination.  Pin or put them on once you’re inside. 

• Guard flowers from sudden exposure to cold air. 

• Always wear flowers blossoms up, stems down.

Green & Blooming Plant Tips

• Follow directions on the plant card or ask Village Florist for complete plant care instructions.

• Place plants near a window with eastern or southern exposure.

• For green plants, use artificial light when natural light is not available.

• Do not place plants over radiators or in drafts.

• Keep the humidity in the room as high as possible for blooming plants.

• Thoroughly wet all of the soil and allow excess water to run out of draining holes.  Plants should never sit in water.

• Blooming plant soil should be moist; inspect soil moisture daily.

• Water requirements for green plants vary; check the soil moisture weekly.

• Avoid using softened water.

• Avoid sprinkling water directly on leaves.

• Plants grow best with proper light and moisture, adequate temperatures and a little plant food.  Use fertilizer only when plants are actively growing.