Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Hibiscus Pods

These unique looking pods are from the Hibiscus Flower. Once the flower blooms the petals fall away leaving the "ovary" of the plant or the pod. The pods we received are a beautiful red color. What are your thoughts?

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Employee Spotlight

Luke! This week we are spotlighting one of our drivers. Luke has worked for Stevens for a year and a half. He likes his job because he gets to drive around and see the state. He does the Boulder run and gets to see the beautiful flatirons. He also loves plants and the greenhouse environment.  His mom owns a flower business, so Luke grew up around flowers. His favorite flower is a Dahlia. Luke is a very enthusiastic and inquisitive fellow and is always asking questions.

Christmas is HERE!

Look what we got in this morning!!!

Our first shipment of Holiday Greens is in at Stevens!

Our entire warehouse is full of boxes and wreaths.

Not to mention...It smells amazing in here!

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Stevens' Bouquets

Here are some beautiful Holiday bouquets that Kelly, our head designer, put together this week.
Love the dyed Gerberas and the Silver Brunia!

A little sparkle and twang.


Love the movement in this piece.

Sanna Update

Here is an update on how the Rose of the week is opening up. It didn't blow open, but it is starting to show us its full potential. It still has a very pretty pink color and a unique coloring to the petals. What do you think about this rose?  

Monday, November 7, 2011

Rose of the week

The rose this week is Sanna. It's a vibrant hot pink with a slightly darker edge to the petal. It has a smaller head, but we are waiting to see how it looks when it opens up. I will keep you posted.

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Feeling Blue




It just so happens that the flowers that caught my eye today were amazing blue colors. I thought I would take a break from the fall oranges and browns and liven up your day with these fun flowers. Dyed Gerberas, Antique Hydrangea and Arabian Dawn Eryngium.