To Our Flower-Loving Friends and Family, Norfolk Florist cares deeply about our customers, and we wanted to let you know we are committed to continuing to serve our local and online community during the COVID-19 pandemic as… Read More about A Healthy Solution to the Effects of Social Distancing »
Posted by Norfolk Florist on March 17, 2020
| Last Updated: March 18, 2020
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Women love getting flowers and many also enjoy working with flowers. In recognition of Women’s History Month, Chesapeake’s top flower shop, Norfolk Florist is turning the camera on one of the own… Read More about Special Flowers Loved by Fabulous Women »
Posted by Norfolk Florist on March 5, 2020
| Last Updated: March 12, 2020
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Succulents have become some of the most beloved of all houseplants because they’re on-trend, affordable, and super easy to care for. With endless varieties, they’re also fun to collect. If you’re planning to modernize the look of your Chesapeake, Norfolk, or… Read More about A Quick Guide to Growing Indoor Succulents »
If you want to hang onto a special floral bouquet or a particularly beautiful arrangement, our Virginia Beach flower experts at Norfolk Florist recommend drying it. Yes, you can save flowers by pressing them,… Read More about Make Your Bouquet Really Last – Dry It! »
Posted by Norfolk Florist on December 30, 2019
| Last Updated: December 31, 2019
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As winter sets in and the holidays approach, we begin to see traditional holiday plants and greenery everywhere we look. Holly, in particular, is often associated with winter, the Christmas tradition, and the month of December. But how did holly come to be so closely linked to these celebrations? If you think it’s just because of its red and green coloring, think again. There’s so much more to this fascinating plant. The experts at Norfolk Florist are happy to share some of our best insight about the history, symbolism and usefulness of holly in December. Read More about How Holly Became Associated with Christmas »
Everyone has a favorite type of flower for many reasons. Some love particular colors or fragrances, while others are attracted to unusual shapes or designs. For many people, their favorite flower holds some significance for them, having a connection to a special place, event or person. Surrounding yourself with your favorite blooms is a great way to show your gratitude for such a simple pleasure in life. Send your loved ones their favorite blooms, to celebrate a significant event or just because, and let them know how much you love them. Read More about The 5 Favorite Flowers We’re Loving Now »
Posted by Norfolk Florist on November 17, 2019
| Last Updated: November 21, 2019
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