Archive for January, 2010

Valentine Reminder

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. So, it is time to think about flowers and call in the orders. Give us a call. We can help you with your selection.

 
^^ sample photo only, flowers may  vary by availability ^^

This year, Valentine’s Day is on Sunday; it is not un-common to have the arrangement delivered to his/her work place on Friday or Monday. We will be opened Saturday at 7am-6pm and even earlier on Valentine’s day at 6:30 am (til 6pm) so you can surpise her with some early flowers. Have fun and best kisses.

Here are the prices for some of the popular items

Red and Pink Roses Arrangement
2 Dozen – $139
1 Dozen – $79
1/2 Dozen – $42

Color Roses Arrangement
1 Dozen – $69
1/2 Dozen – $42

Spring Mix (with Roses)
Large – $79
Medium – $59
Small – $40


^^ Tulips Arrangement (20 stems shown)

Tulips Arrangement
$38 (10 stems)
$57 (20 stems)

Tulips with Spray Roses Arrangement
$49

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Live Narcissus Flowers

Live narcissus flower plants have arrived. It is the best flower to celebrate spring and Chinese Lunar New Year, which this year is on February 14.   Please call 808-732-7668 for availability.

$15.99 per plant (in tofu container)
$21.99 with basic container
$28.99 with gift container

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Check out the various Chinatown celebration events at link below. Celebration start today until the New Year. http://www.chinatownhi.com/?q=node/648

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Support Haiti

Donate $10 to the American Red Cross – charged to your cell phone bill – by texting “HAITI” to “90999″

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Wild Things

Wild things

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Wreath-cycle

That wreath looks a little dried out and brown?  That would be your reminder to take down those Christmas lights and decoration around the house.  If you have not already chopped up your Christmas tree and placed them in the green bin for green-cycle, please do so to eliminate the chance of fire from a dried-out Christmas tree.  Here at Sweet Blossoms Hawaii, we are accepting your holiday and Christmas wreath for wreath-cycle. We separate the wreath apart for proper disposal or recycle.  You can do the same by follow our blog from last year.  Wish you all a healthy 2010. 

 See video of Christmas tree fire at USFA

http://www.usfa.dhs.gov/citizens/all_citizens/home_fire_prev/holiday-seasonal/treefire.shtm

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