Wild Blooms Studio

11/01/2024

I’d like to thank everyone so much for all the birthday wishes! And those that joined us last night for the Monstera Mash it was so fun!! 🎃🧡👻
Now back to this gorgeous wedding!!
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10/30/2024

Sign up online to create these beautiful botanical pumpkins with us on Halloween! You can come any time 6-9 pm! Permanent jewelry, trick or treating, and succulents!! 👻🎃🪴

We can’t wait to see you!

https://wildblooms-studio.square.site/upcoming-events

10/29/2024

Come see me .studio on Halloween🎃🕯️ treat yourself to an array of plants & jewelry!

10/28/2024

We can’t wait to see you Thursday! Come celebrate Halloween and Samantha’s BIRTHDAY! 🎃🫶👻

https://wildblooms-studio.square.site/upcoming-events

10/24/2024

Don’t forget to sign up for our pumpkins and petals event this Saturday the 26! I will need to make sure I have enough supplies for you, you can bring your own pumpkin or have one provided for you! You can also make succulent terrariums or planters!🌿🎃✨

10/22/2024

Stop by today, we can’t wait to see you💙
REMINDER✨ a portion of all plant sales and the Appalachia strong bouquet will go to local charities

10/18/2024

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We are committed to ensuring every pet and pet owner in our community gets the food and supplies they need, and our expanded pet food and supply giveaways will continue this week.

Our warehouse will be open from 1-5 PM, Tuesday-Saturday. We have dry and wet food for dogs and cats, treats, cat litter and more, thanks to a large quantity of donated items.

If you are someone that doesn't feel comfortable accepting help, or feel you don't want to take supplies from another - please know these supplies are being provided for you and your pets from people around the country who care. Plus, our staff would love to see you (and your pets!) in the drive-through because you are the reason we do what we do ❤

10/18/2024

We can’t wait to see you today!❤️ Need some plant therapy, come on by sit and relax! We have the planting station available as well!🫶🪴✨
A percentage of all plant sales will be donated to local charities!

10/15/2024

So I still would like to try to keep the two events we had scheduled for the end of the month!!🤞
You may now purchase tickets online for the 26th and 31st events!! AND YOU MAY BRING YOUR OWN PUMPKINS TO DECORATE🎃✨🫶
So get your pumpkins at and come decorate them with us!!🧡

10/15/2024

We are back! Come see us today❤️
Our phone lines are still down but you can order online or text us at 828-393-5659

10/12/2024

Together, let's make a difference! Starting next week, order the Appalachia Strong arrangement and help provide hurricane relief to those in need. A portion of proceeds will be donated to local charities❤️
Let's support each other and bring a little hope and some smiles to our community during this difficult time.

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10/12/2024

The Blue Ridge Parkway from milepost 0 to milepost 198 in Virginia, which closed due to impacts from Hurricane Helene, will reopen at 8 a.m. on Friday, October 11. This includes the 198 miles of the scenic byway from Shenandoah National Park south to Virginia Route 685 - Skyview Drive/Turkey Ridge Road (near Fancy Gap):

The Humpback Rocks, James River and Peaks of Otter visitor centers will reopen, as power and water have been restored to all facilities where it existed before the storm.

The Mabry Mill Cultural Site will be open, and the Eastern National/America’s National Parks sales outlet will operate from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

Peaks of Otter and Rocky K**b campgrounds will operate on a first-come, first-served basis until October 14, at which time existing reservations will again be honored. Otter Creek Campground was closed for the season prior to the storm and will remain closed.

Peaks of Otter Lodge will continue to operate (it did not close after the storm).

The National Park Service hopes to reopen the remainder of the parkway in Virginia within the next two weeks.

"Due to the hard work of the Blue Ridge Parkway crews, we are able to open nearly 200 miles of the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia, a vital and scenic route that both embodies the natural beauty and cultural heritage of our region and plays a vital role in the local economy through tourism and community engagement,” said Tracy Swartout, superintendent of the Blue Ridge Parkway. “While we celebrate this achievement, we also recognize that significant and, in some areas, long-term work remains in North Carolina. We are committed to restoring all sections of the parkway to the highest standards of safety and accessibility for our visitors.”

Visitors should be aware that trail assessments have not been completed in all areas and caution should be exercised when hiking. Additionally, they may find fewer services than normal as many employees are assisting with operations in North Carolina, where the impacts of the storm were far more severe. Areas closed due to construction prior to the storm will remain closed.

The entire length of the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina remains closed as crews continue emergency stabilization and damage assessments following Hurricane Helene. Updates will be posted on the Blue Ridge Parkway website at https://ow.ly/L1vy50TJea4 and on the park’s social media platforms.

NPS Image: Parkway with fall foliage in 2022.

10/08/2024

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Join us tomorrow, Tuesday October 8th from 11am to 2pm at Boyd Chevrolet for another Community Recovery Cookout. Amazing hamburgers and hotdogs will grilled again with plenty of smiles as well.

We would like to give great thanks to the Morrow Insurance Agency for providing tomorrow's free hot, home-cooked meals and for their continued recovery support of our community.

We look forward to seeing you tomorrow!

10/08/2024

The storefront is still closed💔
I do have access to fresh flowers now and orders can be placed online or by text as we still do not have a working shop phone. We also have e gift cards for purchase on the website.
This is so heartbreaking for all our small businesses as fall is usually when we make our money to survive winter, and as a newly opened shop this is even more devastating. All our fall weddings have been cancelled or rescheduled and I’m so sorry to all my special brides. They have shown so much compassion during this difficult time even when it’s their day being ruined they have reached out with care and concern about our safety instead of only about their wedding❤️ I’m so thankful for the wonderful people I’ve got to meet and talk to along the way. So please whenever possible, shopping small is more important now than ever, I love all my small businesses friends and I just pray we all can get through this.🫶

10/07/2024

I told y’all I had something big planned for Carolina. One of the ways we’re helping is a benefit concert at Bank of America Stadium on Oct. 26th! This concert took so much planning, work, and coordination from so many people. I’m so thankful to everyone who helped make this a possibility on such short notice. Tickets will go on sale this Thursday and 100% of all proceeds will be going directly to those who need it most.

For updates, details, and ways you can help, please visit concertforcarolina.com.

10/03/2024

I’ve spent the past few days just sharing as many posts as I could to help people get the information they may need. As I really am a loss for words, and guilt sets in especially the more devastation that you see. We are really blessed to still have a home and a building for our business. But how do you go about advertising to sell flowers and plants in a time where people need food, gas, money, homes, and just to feel safe. But this is our livelihood too and the bills don’t stop, most of the October weddings have either been canceled or postponed and that makes you feel uneasy without money and sad for the bride, but then you look around and see what true devastation is and then you’re like a wedding isn’t that important. Im not very good with finding the words to say and the tears just keep coming because I don’t know what to do to help. I am beyond grateful my husband Christian Branham is using this time out of work to help the community loading helicopters and getting supplies where it is needed, big hungry, black mountain, and lake lure.❤️ We are here if you need anything please let us know. And if you are able and willing to send a smile via flowers or plants I am here for that too. Much love to everyone🫶

10/03/2024

Starting tomorrow, free to go hot meals will be served twice daily around noon and 5 p.m. at four of the resource hubs in Henderson County. These meals are first come, first served:

-Etowah Elementary, 320 Etowah School Road Etowah, NC 28729
-East Henderson High, 150 Eagle Pride Dr, East Flat Rock, NC 28726
-North Henderson High, 35 Fruitland Rd, Hendersonville, NC 28792
-Mills River Town Hall, 124 Town Center Drive. Mills River, NC 28759

10/02/2024

Thank you ❤️ Chimney Rock at Chimney Rock State Park posted this photo thanking the State Parks team, who made it to the Rock and raised the American flag as a beacon of hope for Western North Carolina. This photo was taken by them on Monday, September 30. https://bit.ly/3XWottg