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Showing posts with label wilson nc flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wilson nc flowers. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

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...Happy Thanksgiving!

If you are looking for a way to remember your Family and Friends in WIlson, NC
Ruby or Todd can help you with beautiful flowers.
1.800.366.9111
Wilson, NC

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Gosh! We have been deluged with rain the past 2 weeks.
Looking forward to some sunshine. Flowers help add
some cheerfulness on these type of weather interludes.
Have a great week!

Wednesday, September 16, 2009


What a beautiful day. A little on the cloudy side but a good break from the deep heat of the summer. Great day to remember your friends and loved ones with a beautiful fresh flower design. Call 252.291.2256 and ask for Ruby or Todd to have your sentiments delivered today.

Monday, May 11, 2009

boxed flowers left at courthouse on Saturday get hosed!

When you order flowers from a Real Florist, mistakes like flowers in a box that need to be arranged(ProFlowers or FTD.com) would not be mistaken as a bomb:see story:

http://www.theleafchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2009905100348
The Montgomery County Bomb Squad was forced to destroy what
could have been an early Mother's Day present — a dozen multicolored roses. At
about 3:30 p.m. Saturday, the weekend caretaker for the Montgomery County
Courthouse was called because the fire alarm was going off, said Tim Chandler,
Montgomery County Homeland Security
coordinator.
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When officials arrived,
they found what was reported as a suspicious package at the main entrance to the
courthouse in Millennium Plaza.
All local authorities were notified,
including the Clarksville Police Department, Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
and Clarksville Fire Rescue, and a four-block area of downtown was
cleared.
"We don't touch it, we don't move it, we don't breathe on it,"
Chandler said. Using an unmanned robot, Bomb Squad members Sgt. Cliff Smith and
Bishop Delaney used what Chandler described as a "water shot," or black
powder-propelled water, to render the black cardboard box "somewhat
safe."
The box — and roses inside — were destroyed, but Chandler said
authorities could determine there were no wires or explosive devices
inside.
The package, which appeared to be from FTD Florists(ftd,com), was supposed to
be delivered Friday, but instead was left at the front entrance on
Saturday
.



The lesson? Make sure you use your local Real Florist when you order flowers. Save money time and get personal real service.