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Using plants from all over - L'Observateur - L'Observateur

Mississippi’s climate, and directed him to find design inspiration through visiting the impeccable Japanese gardens in the Birmingham and Memphis Botanic Gardens. The plant part is easy because, other than architecture and style, as far as plants go a walk around my own neighborhood in Fondren could easily be a walk around Kyoto. In spite of our native plant enthusiasts’ hand wringing, something like eighty percent of our landscape plants are from Japan or China. Oh, we love our native yaupon hollies, southern magnolia, dogwood, redbud, bald cypress, oakleaf hydrangea, palmetto, prickly pear cactus, and summer phlox, Louisiana iris goldenrod, and purple coneflower. All of which, by the way, are now commonly grown all over Japan.  But let’s face it, when someone thinks of a classic Southern landscape, after swooning over our incredible magnolia the first plants they usually gush over are not Southeastern natives. We can probably no longer garden without azaleas, camellias, crape myrtles, hydrangeas, and pink Japanese magnolias, all of which are from Asia, along with wisteria, Japanese maples, nandinas, ginkgo, flowering quince, kerria, spirea, pears, bamboos (many), Japanese persimmon, aucuba, flowering apricot… I can go on and on, but you get it. And who among us doesn’t have all-to-wall St. Augustine or bermudagrass, groundcovers like Lirope and mondo grass, Asiatic jasmine, and perennially favorite flowers from daffodils and daylilies to hosta, iris, and chrysanthemums (Japan’s national flower)? All from Asia. And we love th... https://www.lobservateur.com/2022/01/23/using-plants-from-all-over/

Birmingham Florist One of Country's Best

BIRMINGHAM, MI – Send Bob Kupfer a bouquet of congratulatory flowers.His shop, Tiffany Florist, was named one of the top florists in America by Teleflora, the world’s leading flower delivery service with 13,000 members in North America. The award recognizes Tiffany as being in the top 1 percent of U.S. florists sending orders through Teleflora.Kupfer told The Birmingham Eccentric he’s proud of his shop’s reputation as the place florists around the country go to first when they have deliveries in Metro Detroit.More from Birmingham Patch One thing that sets Tiffany Florist, which has been in business for 42 years at 784 S. Old Woodward, apart from mass marketing florist is that flowers are shipped in daily from around the world, Kupfer said.“We get lots of flowers from Europe and the Dutch flower market as well as South America, Australia, Canada ... and, of course, the United States,” he said.Across Michigan Trending Across Patch ? Subscribe to the free daily newsletter fro... http://patch.com/michigan/birmingham/birmingham-florist-one-countrys-best-0

Birmingham florist named one of the best shops in the country

Bob Kupfer’s Tiffany Florist shop in Birmingham was named one of the best in the country. If you plan on saying it with flowers for the holidays (or any other occasion), then Tiffany Florist is the place to go. The Birmingham store was named one of the top florists in the nation by Teleflora, the world’s leading flower delivery service. The organization has more than 13,000 member florists throughout North America, and the award recognizes Tiffany Florist as being in the top 1 percent of all U.S. florist shops sending orders through their network. “We are very pleased to receive this award,” Tiffany Florist owner Bob Kupfer said. “Florists throughout the country seek us out to deliver flowers on their behalf in the metro Detroit area because of our reputation for delivering quality arrangements at any price point.” Located at 784 S. Old Woodward, Tiffany Florist been in business for 42 years. Customers can place their flower orders for delivery to anyone worldwide by contacting Tiffany Florist at 248-646-0333 or by vis... http://www.hometownlife.com/story/news/local/birmingham/2015/12/09/birmingham-florist-named-one-best-shops-country/77060276/