Newtowner Joins Nationwide Floral Network

By JOHN VOKET

Published: Apr 03, 2009 12:00 am

Newtowner Joins

Nationwide Floral Network

FlorÃ©, flowers as medicine Florist in Southbury, owned by Newtown resident Lori Friedlander, announced that the award-winning floral design shop has been accepted into the bbrooks fine flowers consortium of florists.

Based in San Francisco, bbrooks fine flowers (www.bbrooks.com) is a nationwide network of florists specializing in âfresh, seasonal flowers arranged with exquisite artistry.â Bbrooksâ member florists join by invitation only.

FlorÃ©, flowers as medicine florist, European-style flower market and apothecary, is located at 33 Bullet Hill Road, Suite 204 in Southbury, one half mile off Exit 15 on I-84. The shop is open Monday through Saturday, 9 am to 6 pm and can be contacted at 203-405-1760, flowersasmedicine@yahoo.com or www.flowersasmedicine.com.

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