CARING FOR YOUR NEW SUCCULENT
Succulents are the most popular indoor plant that comes in ranges of sizes, shapes, and colors. Some types include cacti, aloe, a few orchids, air plants, and more. Succulents have fleshy leaves that hold enough moisture and are found in desert areas around the world.
Despite the reputation of succulents needing little care, there are things to follow when wanting the plant to be happy and healthy.
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MEDRANO
What Medrano loved the most about the Austin was its diversity in music and the art scene. Soon enough, he was convinced to make Austin his new home and has been here since 1991. Medrano loves being part of the Austin community too and has collaborated with other artists to raise awareness for non-profit organizations and charity events. Read More about The Block at Freytag’s: Out of the Box 2 »
FOURTH OF JULY POTLUCK FUN
Summer is all about beautiful flowers, hot weather, and food. At Freytag's, we celebrated our Fourth of July with all that plus some pictures of the delicious foods everyone brought in to share! Read More about The Block at Freytag’s: Summer Food & Flowers »
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INSPIRATION
Jasmine and Brandon visiting East Austin Succulents!
Jasmine was born in Austin, Texas. She loves the idea of residing at the Capital of Live Music city where all the weirdos come hang out. She doesn’t plan on leaving anytime soon! Art’s a big part of her life and it’s therapeutic at the same time. Jasmine’s interest began in first grade when her assignment was creating self-portraits. Ultimately, her piece was submitted into a local art gallery and became hooked ever since! Read More about The Block at Freytag’s: Out of the Box »
A PLACE FOR CREATIVITY, INSPIRATION, & FUN!
No doubt that Freytag's Florist is the shop to consider for distinctive bouquets and greenery. Our designers create awesome custom designed products with their unique imagination and incredible talent.
Proudly, almost all of Freytag's employees have a creative side to them that can't be overlooked.
The Block at Freytag's present some of their stories. Read More about Introducing: The Block at Freytag’s! »
June is finally here and what better way to celebrate than with flowers...right?! Each month is associated with different birth flowers and Roses fit right in with June (Honeysuckles are June's birth flower too). Dating back to the Ancient Romans, it's believed seasonal flowers were used as gifts accordingly to the month when celebrating births and birthdays. Fortunately, the concept and traditions are still used today as flowers of the month or birth month flowers. Read More about June’s Roses »
Posted by freytagsflorist on June 1, 2017
| Last Updated: July 11, 2019
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The ‘Language of Flowers’ has helped us express our affections for thousands of years. Everyone recognizes the red rose as the ultimate symbol of love, but our Valentine’s Day bouquets say so much more. Express your love in the most meaningful way with these top five Valentine’s Day flowers and their meanings. Read More about Top Five Valentine’s Day flowers and their Meaning »
Holiday plants such as poinsettias, amaryllises, and Zygo Christmas cactus are traditional gifts that can be enjoyed long after the Christmas season is over. If you decide to purchase a Christmas plant or receive one as a gift, care for them and they will thrive now—and later. Read More about Christmas Plants: Make Sprits Bloom Beyond the Holiday Season »
Thanksgiving is just a week away. Not sure how that happened, it seems like it was just summertime. Anyway, we’re especially excited for the holiday season this year. The holidays mean food, friends, and family. With Thanksgiving right around the corner, people are looking forward to their family traditions. We are excited to do our part in creating our customers Thanksgiving decor traditions as they spruce up their homes inside and out for the holiday. Read More about Thanksgiving Décor Traditions »
Posted by Freytag's Florist on November 17, 2016
| Last Updated: October 23, 2019
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Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), Mexico's most important holiday, is a two-day festival honoring deceased loved ones. It coincides with the Catholic holiday called All Soul's & All Saint’s Day. The belief is that the gates of heaven are opened at midnight on October 31st, and the spirits of deceased children reunite with their families for 24 hours. On November 2nd, the spirits of the adults come down to take part in the festivities that are by this time well underway, and just for them. Read More about Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) »