Flower Shops Milford NH

Milford NH Press

Country Flowers relocates after merger

Milford couple forms new business, merges with Country Flowers By David Paulk A Milford couple is partnering with Country Flowers to plant the seeds of a new business. Bruce Fisher and Diane Stief merged with Country Flowers Nov. 1 to open Milford Plant, Flower & Garden Shop at 909 N. Walnut St. Fisher, who has a background in composting and mulch, thought partnering with Country Flowers was a good way to provide more options for their customers. “The two businesses just complement each other,” Fisher said. “To have that entire selection available in one place isn’t what most places do. You either go to a flower shop or you go to a garden center.” Fisher said he and his wife decided to start the business in Milford after learning about a property that was once a flower shop. “There was significant amount of greenhouse space on the property as well as a significant amount of outdoor space,” Fisher said. “We felt this would be a really great location to have a plant and garden center... http://www.doverpost.com/news/20161121/country-flowers-relocates-after-merger

With love and understanding: Hanseling provides flowers and other services to ...

The Seward County Independent and The Milford Times hosted eight advanced reporting students from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for two weeks this summer. Among the projects the students worked on was a series of profiles of people in our communities. Enjoy learning more about Life in Seward County. ---------- A light blue legal pad with purple pen scribblings lies on Vicky Hanseling’s desk calendar that was partially shredded from an art project. Hanseling, owner of Heartspun Flowers and Events, spends her early mornings at her store making lists of things to do and items that need to be picked up from other stores. “I come in and just try to keep everything updated,” Hanseling said. “I organize myself as best as I can in the morning because I get hit with work super fast.” A former nurse and social worker, Hanseling has been in the floral business for about five years but previously operated her business from her home. Since Heartspun Flower and Events’ opening in September 2014, Hanseling has expanded the services ... http://www.sewardindependent.com/news/local_news/article_629733e0-5beb-11e5-9b66-e36387ff2857.html

Nathalia 'Tollie' Johnson, loved to volunteer

Mulco Products (The Spoon Mill) and Stevenson House. She was a member of Houston U.M. Church, the Red Hat Society, and both Harrington and Milford senior centers where she loved to volunteer. She also loved to read and play pinochle. In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband, Allen; a son, Randall; a grandson, Gary Lane, and her brother, Theodore "Ted" Nelson. Tollie is survived by two children, Douglas A. Johnson of Arlington, Va. and Nancy S. Lane of Dover; four grandchildren, Bobbie Morris and husband David of Milton, Monica Rollins and husband David of Lewes, Diane Johnson and husband Brian Cardarelli, of Monrovia, Md., and Nicholas Johnson, of Arlington; five great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren. A funeral service will be held Wednesday, Feb. 3, at 1 p.m., in the chapel of Berry-Short Funeral Home, 119 NW Front St., Milford where friends may call after 11 a.m. Burial will be held privately. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Houston U.M. Church, Harrington or Milford Senior Center or the charity of your choice. http://capegazette.villagesoup.com/p/nathalia-tollie-johnson-loved-to-volunteer/1476153