Time to prepare for Valentine’s Day
Love and romance are in the air, so to all you forgetful males here is the warning buzzer. As I write this, cupid is sharpening his arrows and stringing his bow in preparation for that big day dreaded by most men – Feb. 14. It’s Valentine’s Day.
Now I know a lot of you just cringed, but hold on. The creative designers at Country Garden Florist are just a phone call away, ready to help you take the guesswork out of what gift to get this Valentine’s Day. They will even deliver it to make sure it gets there on time so no one ends up in the doghouse this year.
Linda Moore, Country Garden owner/operator, has been working in the business for over a decade. Specializing in fresh and silk arrangements, no job is too big or too small for the ladies at Country Garden Florist.
If a flower arrangement is not quite what you’re looking for, Country Garden also carries some fun and unique items which include rope sandals, adult bibs, and those ever-so-cleverly-named Hillbilly Scents candles.
Lynde Bond, owner of Hillbilly Scents, also features a variety of specialty candles and candle scents for almost every holiday. All the candles have catchy little names like Spiced Possum Pie, Junk Yard, and Pomegranate Pondscum. Candles make a great gift and Lynde has special rates for organizations seeking a fundraising option.
Country Garden will be extending its hours the week of Valentine’s Day and will be open that day as well. They will have cash-and-carry specials on a dozen roses and will also carry all the Valentine’s Day basics such as teddy bears, balloons, and, of course, flowers of all varieties.
Country Garden is located on Sparta Street and is known around the county for its unusual outside appearance of a pink building with a dancing flower pot person mural on the side. For more information, or to place an order, call Country Garden Florist at 473-5662.