Flo's Blossoms & Herbs

08/29/2024

Flower update - very few. It has been a continuous draught this summer. I have never seen it this bad. The springs that feed our pond dried out at the end of June. We desperately need rain.

05/13/2024

Happy Mothers Day

02/22/2024

Spring daffodils in their way for March

07/07/2023

We are going to be open tomorrow Saturday 9 to 1 pm

03/17/2023

Daffodils ready to be picked. By appointment only. Sundays. Call or text 703-725-6871

02/21/2023

Early spring coming. Beds are prepared for flowers. Daffodils should be blooming by March. We will be open this year Saturday’s 9 to 1 pm and Sunday’s by appointment.

10/01/2022

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09/30/2022

Colors In Nature

09/07/2022

Paint Colors From Nature

07/01/2022

Summer 2022- We are temporarily closed for the season, Our family is experiencing a mental health crisis. If you have a friend or family member who is experiencing a mental health crisis, please remember to be kind and compassionate. Mental illness is a brain disease that one does not ask for, your friend or family member is not choosing to suffer. Your loved one needs your compassion and empathy, not cruelty.

NAMI Family-to-Family is a free, 8-session educational program for family, significant others and friends of people with mental health conditions.

07/24/2021

Summer flowers visit our website for new hours.

06/02/2021

The rain finally came and our zinnia and cosmos seeds are growing.

03/27/2021

Open by appointment to pick daffodils

03/24/2021

Almost blooming

02/24/2021

Spring flowers peeking out.

02/09/2021

Last weeks snow, will we get more?

12/31/2020

December 17, 2020 Ice storm. Hopefully the Dahlias will make it throught the winter under their bed of pine needles.

10/17/2020