With the loss of a relative or close friend, it can often be difficult to ascertain exactly what to say or do. Words may be hard to find, and we may wonder which gifts or flowers are appropriate… Read More about Express Your Feelings with Sympathy Florals »
Posted by Jackie Levine on July 26, 2017
| Last Updated: July 28, 2017
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Whether you are settling your student in to college for the first time - or they are happily heading back to see friends from last year - a little love from home is always appreciated. The team at Central Square Florist would love the opportunity to assist in selecting the perfect living decor and unique gifts to make the transition to college dorm room just a little easier on everyone. We recommend green plants, flowers, gourmet selections or personal gifts from our shop - but no matter what you choose, we know that an unexpected delivery is sure to make their day! .
Whether your student is attending a Boston or Cambridge university, or headed out of town - we can help you to send the perfect gift. Just give us a call, and we'll come up with a great plan together. Read More about Back to College Dorm Room Gifts »
Posted by Jackie Levine on July 18, 2017
| Last Updated: December 28, 2022
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During the month of August, we have the chance to recognize two of our most important relationships. National Friendship Day and National Sisters Day are both celebrated on August 6. And whether you have a best friend who is more like family, or a special sister who is also your best friend –Central Square Florist has all the floral designs and arrangements that you will need to commemorate your bond in beautiful style.
A Classic Choice: The traditional flower of friendship is the yellow rose, which also fittingly signifies loyalty. For a gift that is as cheerful as it is meaningful, have a bouquet of these bright blooms delivered to her home or office. Of course, If she has a favorite flower that she would prefer, send them along with a few yellow roses mixed in for the perfect custom summer design. Read More about Friendship Day Celebrates Sisters & Friends »
Posted by Jackie Levine on July 15, 2017
| Last Updated: December 28, 2022
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The heat is on in Cambridge, and summer is in full swing. But just when it seems like things can't get any hotter, along comes the July birth flower, the cool blue delphinium. This refreshingly serene flower cools down a hot Boston day and adds an air of comfortable relaxation. Blue delphinium is the ideal option for all your July birthday celebrations - including if you are welcoming a new baby boy! Central Square Florist has all the summer flowers you'll be looking for to decorate all your special occasions this season.
Delphinium flowers (also known as larkspur) are generally recognized by their many shades of blue, although the flower also grows in variations of purple, yellow, white, red and pink. The flowers grow in graceful, elongated plumes that can be as tall as six feet when growing naturally; and is often arranged in a mixed bouquet to add height and drama. Read More about Delphinium for Summer Floral Arrangements »
Posted by Jackie Levine on July 7, 2017
| Last Updated: December 28, 2022
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We love living outdoors in the summertime, and flower gardens add both color and beauty to any outside space. Whether a true garden planted in the soil, potter plants or dish gardens, plants and flowers can make all the difference in your summer landscape. But planned correctly, you can also encourage some very special guests to your backyard or front porch - both bees and butterflies are attracted to bright blooms and specific plants - and Central Square Florist would love to help you to create a welcoming space for them.
Why Bees? At first thought, you may not think attracting bees is a good thing. But the bee population is in rapid decline globally, which has dire implications for our food supply. So even the smallest efforts to give the bees a place to collect nectar and pollinate is doing the world good! And don't worry - experts say that honeybees foraging for nectar will rarely sting. In fact, unless they are harassed or stepped on, you should have no issue watching them work. Read More about Flower Gardens with a Purpose »
Posted by Jackie Levine on June 30, 2017
| Last Updated: December 28, 2022
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