Peering out your window to spot moving trucks and cars packed to the brim with boxes, bags, and furniture means only one thing…new neighbors! Whether it’s a new co-worker, friend, or strangers, welcoming new neighbors into town is exciting. You… Read More about Top Floral Gifts for a Housewarming »
Instead of feeling guilty about tossing your poinsettias into the trash once the holidays are over, why not just keep them as houseplants? With proper care, you can keep your poinsettia year-round and even coax it into blooming… Read More about How to Keep Your Poinsettias Alive All Year Long »
Posted by Grace Bjornstad on November 29, 2020
| Last Updated: February 16, 2022
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Having plants and flowers in your home does more than just enhance its style and beauty, science shows that being around fresh plants and florals on a daily basis has a myriad of health benefits, too. From boosting your mood… Read More about 9 Ways to Improve Your Well-Being With Plants & Flowers »
How well do you know your Christmas decorations and the history they represent? Holly, that bright green and red symbol of all things Christmas, actually has a long history, dating back to ancient civilizations and bringing plenty of rich stories and tradition along with it. As you begin to decorate for the coming holiday season, the floral experts at Mission Viejo Florist are happy to share our knowledge of this seemingly-unassuming plant that holds so much meaning. Read More about The Holly Plant’s Role in the Symbolism of Christmas »
Each season brings with it a certain feel that evokes change. When we acknowledge and celebrate that feel, we embrace the change that comes with the new season. One great way to do this is by redecorating our homes, inside and out, when a new season comes along. This fall, we encourage you to dress up your front porch as a way of celebrating fall and everything it has to offer. Read More about Fall In Love With Your Fresh Fall Front Porch »
As summertime draws to a close, we are reminded that the day set aside to honor Grandparents will soon be upon us! Typically celebrated on the first Sunday after Labor Day, Grandparents Day is a wonderful opportunity for grandchildren and grandparents to forge a lifelong bond.
Have children send a beautiful bouquet of flowers, a long-lasting plant design or other special gift to grandparents to honor them and let them know how much they mean to your family. And remember, our flower delivery service reaches everywhere in the Orange County area, including local nursing homes, retirement centers and senior communities as well as private residences! Read More about Strengthen Family Bonds on Grandparents Day »
Bosses Day is a time set aside to honor our employers, the individuals who work hard behind the scenes to make our work life more enjoyable and productive. Started in 1958 by Patricia Bays Haroski, this national observance came into being when she noticed her father- who was also her boss- completing countless jobs in the office to help his employees. Wanting him to be recognized for his efforts, she worked to get National Bosses Day on the calendar on his birthday, October 16th. This year, let Mission Viejo Florist help you choose the ideal gift, plant or floral arrangement for your boss. Read More about Want A Great Gift For Your Boss? Look No Further. »
Posted by Grace Bjornstad on October 7, 2018
| Last Updated: February 16, 2022
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This month sees the commemoration of Hispanic Heritage Month, a month-long celebration of the rich, cultural impact Hispanic Americans have had on our nation for generations. From September 15 to October 15, national institutions across the country pay tribute to these individuals who have had a positive influence on our society. This is also a time in which many Latin American nations, including Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, Chile and Belize, celebrate their independence. At Mission Viejo Florist, we are honoring this rich heritage with flowers that hail from Hispanic America. Read More about Help Celebrate Hispanic Heritage With Flowers »
Posted by Grace Bjornstad on September 30, 2018
| Last Updated: February 16, 2022
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