Staff Favorites: Jeff and George

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Today we are highlighting more MMF staff favorites. This time from Jeff and George!


Jeff has been with MMF for over 6 years, as our highly talented in-house graphic designer and a driver and event's setup person. 


Jeff's first choice was a lady slipper orchid. Orchids are easy to care for, will re-bloom throughout the year and a gift that gives long lasting beauty. 


Jeff must really like plants! His second choice was a succulent and he said he especially is captivated by the succulent's flowers that appear after a few months of proper care. We offer a chic and modern succulent garden that would make the perfect gift for a man or woman,



Apparently everyone loves stuffed animals, including this adorable owl that is a new item in the shop. Be sure to give us a call if you are interested in one of these more unique plush friends, what is displayed on the website is only a small selection.


Our driver George also gravitated toward the plants showing off some of the new air plants we just got in. Air plants are very original, being they get their water mostly from the air, and make beautiful terrariums such as in our Air Plant Eco Terrarium.



I think I'm noticing a pattern between men and plants! George's second choice was a Lucky Money Tree; one of our most popular plants, they practically take care of themselves and are thought to balance the Feng Shui in the room they are placed.


This Dad's Rootbeer Mug is a fun gift that can include a whimsical floral arrangment sure to make any Dad smile.

That's the staff pick's for today! If you haven't ordered your Valentine's flowers and gifts yet, shop now! :)

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