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Talk of the TownBudding up to Your Florist

Summer is in full swing and we are all about enjoying the sun and warmth this season brings. One of the best things about summertime is the lush greenery and colorful flowers that come with it. There’s a sweet, floral smell in the air and just about everywhere you look the happy, vibrant colors of summer flowers are everywhere.

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Potted plants and flowers are popular in the summertime and a perfect way to enjoy their beauty without the commitment of ripping up your yard and landscaping it. Planters add a welcoming touch to your entry way and the perfect amount of color to your patio or deck. Dutch Mill offers a variety of pots in all different shapes and sizes. If you prefer a more neutral palate, the natural or white pottery is perfect for you. If bright colors bring life to your everyday, Dutch Mill has those, too. “We have a little bit of pottery for just about everybody,” explains owner Leilani Shannon. And the Dutch Mill staff is also happy to fill the pottery for you, “We can do fresh in our pots or we can do succulents, or even a faux arrangement,” Leilani adds.

Low maintenance greenery, like those in the dracaena family, will add a lush feeling to your outdoor space. Snake plants and corn plants are great low maintenance options that bring a touch of green to your sunny space. Grasses are a popular choice that will add height while succulents and all their variety and texture will add even more visual interest.

If it's cut flowers you’re looking for Dutch Mill has you covered. Customers will enjoy choosing their own flowers from Dutch Mill’s three coolers full of beautiful blooms. “People can bring the sunset to their kitchen counter by picking out fresh cuts from our coolers,” says general manager Jessica Berg. As always, Dutch Mill’s helpful staff is happy to assist in building the perfect bouquet.

Be sure to join us next issue! We’ll be talking all about bringing your outside plants in and bringing a little life to your home as we move into the fall.

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