Ryan's Florist is featured in the State of Massachusetts' monthly newsletter for M/WBE's (minority and woman-owned businesses). We are spotlighted in the "Meet the WBE Vendor" Series at http://www.mass.gov/Aosd/docs/mwbe/amp_news_2008_Winter.pdf
What an honor!
Friday, January 25, 2008
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Reader's Choice Awards
It's time to vote again. No... not the presidential primary, but the Reader's Choice Awards.
Vote online for Ryan's Florist as your favorite florist at http://www.wickedlocalfavorites.com/ and receive a FREE ad in Community Classifieds.
WIN PRIZES!!!!!Vote for your favorites and get a chance to win one of these great prizes:
Grand Prize: 8GB iPod
2nd Prize: three runners up will each receive a pair of Red Sox tickets
3rd Prize: five third prize winners will each receive a $25 Gift Certificate good at any Papa Razzi, Joe's American Bar & Grill, Atlantic Fish, Abe & Louie's or Coach Grill
Help to make Ryan's Florist #1 !!! Voting ends 2/13
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Red Intuition Roses for Valentine's Day
Yeah!! We just confirmed our order of Red Intuition roses for Valentine's Day. This unique rose will be shipped directly to Ryan's Florist from the grower for Valentine's Day orders. A beautiful red rose with natural "paint splatters", this rose is different and unforgettable (hard to get the real effect from an image). You will make a lasting impression with a gift of these beauties. Call soon to order and for pricing at 800-264-1994. We will have limited quantities and once they are gone... well you know!
Spring bulb plants are here
Don't let this cold New England weather fool you, spring is just around the corner. Ryan's Florist has bulb plants to bring a breath of spring into your home. A selection of hyacinth, daffodills, tulips and crocus are starting at just $4.99. We also have beautiful holland tulips by the bunch at $9.95 or to them add to an arrangement. Tulips are one of the only cut flowers that continues to grow after they are cut. Arrange your tulips and then watch these happy wanderers as they bend and stretch towards the sky. Rumor has it that you can keep this from happening by dropping a copper penny in the water or by making a small slice with a pin in the stem right below the flower. We say let 'em grow!
Think Spring!!!
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