Happy Flowers

Business name:

Happy Flowers

Address:

204 Burns Ln

City:

Winter Haven

State:

Florida

Zip Code:

33884

Phone number:

(863) 325-8000

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Shirley Tasso-Haggard | Obituary | Terre Haute Tribune Star - Terre Haute Tribune Star

Shirley Ann Tasso-Haggard, 81, of Winter Haven, Florida, formerly of Clinton, went to be with Jesus at 3:15 AM on Sunday, June 13th, 2021, with her family at her side, after a hard-fought battle with an aggressive infection. She was born in Clinton on August 3rd, 1939, to Joe Carrera and Mary Stariha, who preceded her in death. She was the oldest of four sisters and grew up on her parents' dairy farm located on the outskirts of town. She graduated from Clinton High School in 1957, while also working part time at the Daily Clintonian newspaper, before getting married and moving to San Clemente, California. While in San Clemente, Shirley waitressed at a local diner and happily spent her spare time at the beach soaking up the California sunshine. Eventually, she divorced, moved back to Clinton, and began working as a secretary at Ethyl Visqueen. It was then that she married Louis Tasso, and had a daughter. After a few years, she began working as an administrative assistant at Eli Lilly and Company, where she later retired after 25 year of service. Although she divorced a second time, Shirley eventually met and married her current husband, Robert Haggard, with whom she recently celebrated their 29th wedding anniversary. In addition to being an amazing mom, grandma, wife, aunt, and sister, Shirley was simply someone fun to be around. She loved life, she cherished her family and friends, she loved to dance, she was a fierce card player, she could tell a joke better than an...

Liberty Health Sciences Receives Approval to Dispense Flower... - New Cannabis Ventures

Today, Liberty operates 12 dispensaries in the following cities across Florida: Dania Beach, Miami, Palm Harbor, St. Petersburg, Tampa (Hyde Park), Winter Haven, Merritt Island, North Miami, Port St. Lucie, Summerfield, Orange Park, and Gainesville. Patients can place an order online that will be ready for in-store pick-up or enjoy same-day free delivery. About Liberty Health Sciences Inc. Liberty is the cannabis provider committed to providing a trusted, high quality cannabis experience based on our genuine care for all cannabis users and a focus on operational excellence from seed to sale. Liberty’s measured approach to expansion opportunities is focused on maximizing returns to shareholders, while keeping consumers’ well-being at the forefront of what we do. For more information, please visit: www.libertyhealthsciences.com. Original press release Published by NCV Newswire The NCV Newswire by New Cannabis Ventures aims to curate high quality content and information about leading cannabis companies to help our readers filter out the noise and to stay on top of the most important cannabis business news. The NCV Newswire is hand-curated by an editor and not automated in anyway. Have a confidential news tip? Get in touch. Get Our Sunday Newsletter #mc_embed_signup{background:#fff; clear:left; } /* Add your own MailChimp form style overrides in your site stylesheet or in this style block. We recommend moving this block and the preceding CSS link to the HEAD of your HTML file. */ ...

Polk County flower shop struggling with business after damage from Hurricane Irma

The storm sent a massive tree toppling into Flowers From The Heart by Michelle in Winter Haven. “The tree crashed through the building breaking walls, ceiling, vases, it broke merchandise,” owner Michelle Yzaguirre told WFLA. “It was a huge mess. No electricity. We weren’t allowed to open, so we were closed for like nine days.”That also meant nine days of not being able to fill orders, and nine days without income.Yzaguirre said the worst part is the empty shelves.“I lost about $3,000 worth of flowers,” she said.Without electricity, all of her flowers were ruined.“It was so heart-wrenching having to throw away all of those flowers that we work so hard to purchase,” Yzaguirre said, adding that she doesn’t have insurance to cover any of it. “Paying the bills and the employees first, you know, there just wasn’t any leftover money for insurance.”All across the bay area, small businesses face similar challenges. According to FEMA, almost 40 percent of small businesses never reopen their doors after a disaster.WFLA learned that FEMA does not offer grant assistance to businesses. The small business administration has low-interest, long-term disaster loans.Yzaguirre said that isn’t an option.“I don’t want to go into debt, or any more debt. I don’t... (WFLA)

Reynolds: Drought-proof plants with fine flowers

Spanish bayonet, need several months of regular irrigation following installation. Thereafter, rainfall is usually sufficient.Charles Reynolds, a Winter Haven resident, has an associate’s degree in horticulture and is a member of Garden Writers Association of America. (News Chief)

Reynolds: Cactus vines yield flowers and fruit

A form with broad, fan-like growths (‘Cristata’) is popular.Charles Reynolds, a Winter Haven resident, has an associate’s degree in horticulture and is a member of Garden Writers Association of America. (The Ledger)

Reynolds: Flowers for the winter holidays

To prevent nematode damage to its roots, enrich sites with organic matter and keep mulched. Propagate with cuttings. —Charles Reynolds, a Winter Haven resident, has an associate’s degree in horticulture and is a member of Garden Writers Association of America. (News Chief)