Pennock Floral is celebrating 130 years in business anniversary in 2012. The Pennock Company was founded in 1882 in Philadelphia by Charles E. Pennock. Originally called the C.E. Pennock Company, the name was changed from the C.E. and S.S. Pennock … Read More
Clover Gardens and Florist of Mt. Laurel, NJ is our flower shop of the month in Pennock Floral Tri-State. We interviewed Paula Brandimarte, owner of Clover Gardens and Florist. It was really nice talking with her. We talked about her … Read More
What kind of types of ribbon bows do you know? You probably never thought about it, but we did =) We come up with 8 of them, but we sure it’s much more than that. 1. Classic Bow 2. Package … Read More
New seasons offers us new color palettes to work with and well…. Fall colors are back and have landed here at Pennock Floral Tri-State With the beautiful combinations of rich reds, burnt oranges, deep peaches, and sunny yellows that look … Read More
Nigella is a genus of about 14 species of annual plants in the family Ranunculaceae, native to southern Europe, north Africa, south and southwest Asia. Common names applied to members of this genus are nigella, devil-in-a-bush or love in a … Read More
Rio Roses has a new variety of red roses – Corazon Rose. Grower description We here at Pennock decided to do a vase life test on this variety to see how long it will last, is it going to hold … Read More
{source} Aggregate value of floriculture production in Mexico has risen by a substantial annual 9.5% on average between 2000 and 2011. Last year, about 343 million euros worth of flora was produced in total and the figure is likely to … Read More
Autumn is the season that offers many beautiful varieties of flowers. Autumn falls during September – November in the Northern hemisphere, and during September – November in the Southern hemisphere. The crops that harvested during Autumn can showcase beautiful leaves … Read More
Terra Cotta rose that is in high demand due to its modern color and shape. A fresh novelty rose, Terracotta is unlike any other rose. Its deep burnt orange petals open into a captivating cup-shaped bloom with graceful edges. This … Read More
Persistent pressure towards increased economies of scale will result in a decrease in the number of growers in The Netherlands by at least another 25 percent in the coming eight years. That is the assessment the ING Bank’s Economics Bureau … Read More
{Source} While most florists consider Alstroemeria a nice but simple and unspectacular flower, and most certainly not exotic, their customers do not share that opinion at all, it turns out. They, in fact, consider it quite special and appealing. The … Read More
August is the month that the world has been waiting for with great excitement. The Olympic Games, which will go in London from July 27 to August 12, is going to gain much attention and anticipation, as we watch thousands … Read More
We are proud of Bernadette from Edgemont Flowers who participated in Teleflora campaign Teleflora’s Make Someone Smile® program running from Sunday, July 17 through Saturday, July 23. Thousands of Teleflora members include Edgemont Flowers and community volunteers are set to … Read More