A Fresh Flower Monday at the Shop

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 We love Mondays here at the shop and with a name like Monday Morning Flowers that's a good thing. Although flowers arrive 3 to 5 times a week, Mondays is the day we get lots of our dutch flowers. Take the hydrangea above. We'll bet you don't see those everyday and certainly not in the flower department of the Supermarket! Called Expression they have a star design to their petals and each head is huge! $19.95 per stem.
 We have fallen in love with the variety of mini callas. Called Paco they have the dreamiest lavender coloring you'll ever find on a flower. Long lasting and elegant, we use them in weddings and our everyday floral designs. $5.95 per stem.
 These Starfighter lilies are spectacular! Each stems has 3 flowers that will bloom in succession. Long lasting with an amazing touch of fragrance, only a few stems in a vase will give you 2 weeks of floral pleasure. $6.95 per stems.
 Alstroemeria is one of our staple flowers around here and we love all the colors they come in. We sell these beauties by the stem and by the bunch. With 5 or 6 flowers on each stem and lasting over 2 weeks with simple water changes and trips, it's a real bargain at $9.95 per bunch.
 These cool roses, medium stem with delicate sized heads are grown in South America. With little pops of yellow on their burgundy petals, Hocus Pocus is one of our favorite roses. $3.95 per stem.
 Just arrived 360 fresh Mini Gerber Daisies in assorted colors. We love these little gems both arranged alone in a glass vase or with other flowers. $2.95 per stem
We love this Papyrus that just arrived. A tall green stalk ending in this broom like fluff of greenery, these are fun to include in our high style and tropical arrangements. $4.95 per stem.

Well, that is not all that arrived but that sure is the fun stuff. The next time you want to bring flowers to a friend or treat yourself to a bouquet, why not check out your local florist to see what's in. Step out of your comfort zone and try something new. It's a big floral world out there and as always, I love sharing mine with you!

To see these flowers and other designs, be sure to visit our website at www.sendingsmiles.com and our Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/localflorist and www.facebook.com/sendingsmiles . 
Location: 111 Main St, Princeton, NJ 08540, USA

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