French Lily Flowers

12/27/2024

🌹Ladies and Gentlemen🌹

I hope everyone is surviving this strange time between Christmas and New Year.
Every year I struggle during this awkward period because I have to put my finite order in for Valentines Day, yes this early….
Anyway, we all know that basic isn’t my strong point and I like to switch it up, but I’m having the hardest time getting my creative Mo-Jo going!!! So….
Long story long, lol

SUGGESTION BOX IS OPEN!

What do YALL want to see for Valentines Day?!?

Classic? Different? Bold? Demure?

Leave me a comment and let me know! I want to create what YALL want to receive!

❤️🌸❤️🌸❤️🌸❤️🌸❤️🌸❤️🌸❤️🌸❤️

12/21/2024

THIS! Thank you Ganiers!

Every crape myrtle will need some pruning in its life to grow properly and fit well with its surroundings. The time to prune crape myrtles is now through early March. Crape myrtles are leafless at this time, and it is easy to see the structure of the tree.

To avoid over pruning and leaving yourself with a bundle of sticks, start conservatively and tackle branches in the order below, working your way up the plant by starting at the base.

1. Reduce the number of trunks if necessary. Though crepe myrtles are naturally multi-trunked trees, you can limit the number of trunks to tame its spread and help its form. Limit your tree to three to five trunks (definitely not more than seven). Always cut back to a larger trunk branch as close to the soil as possible—don't leave stubs.
2. Remove any suckers that may have appeared. These small sprouts that often grow around the base of a crepe myrtle tree will eventually become trees themselves. Pulling them out now will keep your crepe myrtle from turning into a thick, unkempt shrub.
3. Time to tackle the branches. To keep your crepe myrtle looking more tree than bush, I like to remove any branches extending from the trunk below the 5 foot mark. On larger trees you may want that line to start even higher, so again, step back and study your tree before lopping off anything.
4. Move on to the upper branches growing inward towards the tree's center—remember to cut all crossing, rubbing, and dead branches. Always cut back to another branch, to just above an outward-facing bud on a branch, or to the branch collar (a swollen area where the branch joins the trunk). Never leave lone or clustered stubs. Try to remove these unwanted branches before they get thicker than a pencil.

Now, time to get to pruning !

12/19/2024

Happy Holidays Houma!

We are closing up shop for the next 2 weeks to spend time with family and friends.

We will be back in the studio:

Monday January 6, 2025!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

12/14/2024

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12/13/2024

CHRISTMAS BUNDLES

12/12/2024

“Home For Christmas”

12/12/2024

🚨ATTENTION🚨

All curbside pick up times will vary. ☺️

12/12/2024

“Country Christmas”

12/12/2024

“Christmas in a Cup”

12/12/2024

“Coffee Talk”

12/11/2024

Pinks are so fun for Christmas! 🌸

12/06/2024

CONGRATULATIONS Grand Bayou Noir Debra Hebert Ellender for your Win at the Terrebonne Garden Club Luncheon. Debra placed 3rd in the “Real Flower Christmas Hat Contest.”

12/04/2024

Flowers In Stock!

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11/19/2024

🚨Restock Update🚨

I hope everyone is well and getting ready for the Thanksgiving holiday.

We are taking a little break and will be back the first week of December with

FRESH FLOWER BUNDLES

You don’t want to miss these! 🎄🎄🎄

11/12/2024

Need wedding florals for 2025?

Message me and let’s set up a consultation.

I’d love to make your vision come to life for your big day.

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11/08/2024

Hoco Season 2024 has come to a close!

Thank you to all my customers.

I hope to hear from you again for

Prom 2025!

11/08/2024

Weekend Bundles!

11/03/2024

HOCO 2024!